Oregon is a bikepacking paradise criss-crossed with endless dirt roads and quiet highways, dotted with small friendly towns, and half-covered in public land. Here’s a selection of the best bikepacking routes in Oregon.
350 miles of high desert, pine forest, gravel and dirt, camaraderie, and cold weather at The Big Lonely 2021 bikepacking race.
200 miles of gravel, singletrack, and quiet pavement through central Oregon’s national forests and geologic landmarks, ending in the bike paradise of Bend.
Enjoy fascinating geology, humbling open space, and fun outdoor recreation at these distinctive Central Oregon sights.
Broken Top Loop is a dramatic and varied 22 mile backpacking route through Three Sisters Wilderness, west of Bend. Here’s a guide to logistics, campsites, and what to expect.
Here’s 614 miles of lightly trafficked, wide-open eastern and central Oregon bicycle route. The only catch: it’s half pavement and half dirt. This mixed terrain adventure has a bit of everything.
Outdoor adventurers: here’s your guide to all the best outdoorsy things to do in Bend, Oregon. Hiking, biking, climbing, camping, river floating, and beer drinking – Bend has it all!
Resources and inspiration to support your wildest dreams:
About | Contact | Privacy Policy
Copyright 2023 Exploring Wild, All Rights Reserved
Exclusive Member of Mediavine Home
