Make the most of your summer getaway and get STOKED!
Oakridge, Oregon has hundreds of miles of single-track trails in the western foothills of the Cascades Range. Dense forested mountains with blue-bird summer days, it makes are a perfect base camp to explore the Willamette National Forest.
“Mountain biking near Oakridge is a ton of fun, filled with great flow, shuttle accessed descents, and tons of variety.”
Three Days and Two Nights Trip to STOAKRIDGE
Day 1
Get to Oakridge.
Drive or fly, Oakridge is conveniently located. Oakridge's nearest airport is Eugene International Airport; just an hours drive away. Bend or Portland International Airports are just 2.5 hours drive.
Check into the Westfir Lodge at 3 pm.
The Westfir Lodge is THE base camp for Oakridge/Westfir area. Located at the base of Alpine Trail the "Crown Jewel" of the area and just walking distance from the North Fork River and portal to the Willamette National Forest. It is where you want to end the day and relax after of a day of riding.
Catch the 4 pm Alpine Trail Shuttle with the Cascades Outdoor Center.
Shuttle pick up for Alpine Trail is at the Westfir Lodge AND the evening sunset Alpine ride ends at the Lodge. Couldn't be at a better location if we tried. Finish your first day with a cold beer at the local brewery 3 Legged Crane.
Day 2
Start the day with your house-made breakfast at the Mountain Market.
Drive to the trail head and catch the morning Hardesty or Lawler shuttle with the Cascades Outdoor Center.
Grab lunch at Sewarts 58. Best burgers and shakes in town.
Grab an afternoon shuttle 1 pm Dead Mountain or 2 pm Larison Rock.
Both afternoon trails end at great swimming holes! Dead Mountain, take a swim in Salmon Creek or Larison Rock ends at Greenwaters park with swimming in the Middle Fork Willamette River.
Finish the day with Mazatlan Mexican dinner in Oakridge.
Day 3
Pack up your bags and leave in Guest Gear Storage at the Lodge.
Get in that one last morning shuttle!
Be Inspired
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