A taste of ‘Gravel’ in the Tillamook State Forest
Oregon history and adventure just 50 miles east of Portland.
Cycle Oregon
BikePortland is an official 2015 Cycle Oregon Media Partner
Since 1988, Cycle Oregon has brought together people who love riding bicycles and people who live in our state’s beautiful rural communities. More than just a ride, Cycle Oregon is a non-profit organization that has doled out millions in grant funds to many worthy projects and causes.
Over the course of this year we’ll bring you original stories, reports on bicycling’s impact around the state, coverage of the Cycle Oregon Weekend and Week rides, and more.
Our Cycle Oregon coverage dates back to 2006. Check out our past stories below.
The Ride: From Portland to Eugene on two wheels
It sure beats driving on I-5.
Cycle Oregon goes ‘Gravel’ and heads to eastern Oregon in 2018
America’s best road ride is going off-road.
At route reveal party, Cycle Oregon will look to roll past tumult of 2017
“We have two solid contingency plans to work from. We have options.”
2017 Cycle Oregon ‘Classic’ ride cancelled due to wildfires – UPDATED
“We have exhausted the options and possibilities of doing anything but cancelling.”
A Weekend(er) of friends and fun in McMinnville
Is that a Katy Perry song? OMG it is.
Guest Post: Recap of my second ‘Joyride’
A great event to ride with friends or make new ones.
Pedaling Yamhill County: A preview of Cycle Oregon’s ‘Weekender’ event
Expand your Willamette Valley route repertoire.
Cycle Oregon unveils routes for 30th anniversary rides
An instant ‘Classic’
In Brief: Cycle Oregon 2017 is at Bend/Crater Lake
Tonight was the route announcement for Cycle Oregon’s 30th anniversary ride. There’s a large loop that includes Crater Lake and Sisters/Bend. The start/finish is at the town of Tumalo, just north of Bend. The route is very similar to the 2007 route; here’s the breakdown.
Bear Camp backroads and the Old Agness Store: Wrapping up Cycle Oregon 29
Going for gold (and other fun stuff).
A tour of the coast with Brookings Mayor Ron Hedenskog
An unexpected bike advocate runs Oregon’s southernmost coastal city.