Oregon Cycling Vacations:

Intermediate to Advanced trips available!
Umpqua River Trail - Western Spirit -Winner Outside Magazine's 2005 Bike Trip of the Year
Mind-boggling singletrack
What about a road-cycling adventure? Look no further than our Crater Lake bike vacation!
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Many Great Mountain Biking or Road Cycling Trips to Choose From:

Mt. Hood Singletrack Mountain Bike Trip:
On this trip we travel through the Mt. Hood National Forest to the east of the giant peak itself.
A five-day, intermediate/advanced bike trip at a relatively low altitude
Famous singletrack with several surprise views of snowy Mt. Hood at regular intervals!
Riding Surface: Singletrack and double track, loose pumice to smooth pine duff, a few miles of pavement.

Cascade Lakes Singletrack Mountain Bike Trip:
A five-day, intermediate/advanced bike trip in central Oregon
This bike trip starts and ends in the mountain biking college town of Bend, Oregon. The riding is sometimes challenging with roots and volcanic rock aplenty. In general, though, this tour lends itself to improving your singletrack skills each day as you continually meet new challenges you learn to overcome.
Riding Surface: Singletrack and double track, loose pumice to smooth pine duff, a few miles of pavement.

Umpqua River Trail Mountain Bike Trip:
A five-day, intermediate/advanced bike trip in southern Oregon.
Western Spirit's Umpqua River trip takes you on some of the best singletrack we ride anywhere in the country. A world-class bike trip.
Riding Surface: Singletrack, mostly firm pack, some loose pumice and smooth pine duff. Some sections are rocky and grassy. Some dirt roads and a few miles of pavement.

Umpqua River Trail
Best Trips Of 2005 - Outside Magazine
Western Spirit Cycling
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Mt. Hood Singletrack

On this trip we travel through the Mt. Hood National Forest to the east of the giant peak itself. The singletrack in this forest is famous for a reason. Well-constructed ridge top trails provide you with surprise views of snowy Mt. Hood at regular intervals. Sometimes the peak seems so close you could reach out and touch the snow.

Cascade Lakes Singletrack

Swooping and zooming singletrack, lower elevations (rarely above 7,000 feet), lakes at each camp, and relatively small climbs for a singletrack trip make this a great choice. The trails are tunnel-like paths through the heavily forested terrain of hemlock and pines. When we do pop out there are lakes to greet us at our lunch spots, at camp, and when you least expect it. Swimming is always an option. The water is refreshing to say the least.

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