Cycle Oregon takes over the southern coast
Bike rodeo and a beach bonfire add to the fun.
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.
Cycle Exploregon: A dose of history, wild rivers, and a ‘true taste of the Pacific Northwest’
Add Bear Camp Road to your bucket list, and bring your climbing legs.
Cycle Exploregon: Rolling on pioneer footsteps
I feel like a true Oregonian after this.
Winding roads, wine and an all-women ride: Gal by Bike says Yes, Please
Why is it important to have a ride specifically for women? Here’s what I concluded.
Alison Graves stepping down as leader of Cycle Oregon
Graves will continue her work bridging urban and rural divides in different capacities.
A roundup of Portland’s best bike-themed April Fools jokes
A laser-emitting light, VR from Cycle Oregon, and much more.
Cycle Oregon Fund awards $95,000 in grants for bike racks, maps, trails, campsites and more
The ride that makes riding better.
Fund that pays Cycle Oregon entry fee now accepting applications for 2016 ride
The fund has helped nine riders do the ride since 2013.
Cycle Oregon grant funds new Wallowa Lake State Park hiker-biker camp
Great news for anyone planning an adventure in this spectacular part of our state.
Cycle Oregon announces new women’s ride and a coastal route for 2016
Headed to the amazing southern Oregon coast!
Final thoughts on an unprecedented Cycle Oregon
Final thoughts on Cycle Oregon 2015.
A Grande old time: Cycle Oregon 2015 Day 6
A Grande tour of a valley, a state park, and a few small towns.