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These bicycle routes are designed for inclusivity, accommodating everyone from adaptive athletes and eBikers to seniors and beginners. They feature shorter lengths, minimal elevation gain, easy access, and wider roads, making them enjoyable and easy to navigate for all cyclists.

A collection of routes for the Oregon Adaptive Sports Bend Chapter that is used for organized and led rides by the group. Some of these routes do not strictly adhere to the All Access criteria on the Dirty Freehub site.

A list of epic routes in Oregon. The general criteria is 70+ miles and 5000+ feet and “kick-in the butt” beauty.

A collection of the routes included in the 3 Days In (Baker City, OR) itinerary. Referenced via tri-fold marketing piece.

This is a list of rides in the Bend area that are:

• short in length, usually less than 25 miles
• less than 2000 feet of gain, and
• less than a 20 minute drive from Bend, Redmond, LaPine, or Sisters.

They are meant to be a quick after work rides or rides for early spring / late fall when the days are short and the weather is “iffy”.

A list of routes that use the privately held Skyline Forest. Learn a bit more about this forest, the threat of development and how to get involved and take action.

This is a collection of rides associated with the book “Big Lonely Doug” by Harley Rustad. This featured list is out of Vancouver Island, British Columbia.

Explore our curated list of Dirty Freehub day routes, perfect for transforming into multi-day bikepacking adventures. These routes are designed with a ‘credit card tour’ approach, ensuring stops in towns or designated campsites along the way, allowing for a more comfortable and supported experience.

Spooky, spooky.  These are all routes with ghosts, ghost towns, devils, and scary stories. Perfect for planning your Halloween haunt.