Your guide

About Oregon Gravel

A small, locally run guiding company built around one idea: the best gravel riding in Oregon is hiding in plain sight.

Adrian in his helmet and sunglasses on a gravel road, with Mt. Hood behind
Meet your guide

Hi, I'm Adrian

[Your story: how you got into gravel riding, how long you've been exploring Mt. Hood, and why you started guiding.]

[What riders can expect from a day with you: pace, vibe, the stops you love.]

  • Wilderness First Aid and CPR certified
  • [Years] riding Mt. Hood's forest roads
  • [Other experience or credentials]
How we operate

Safety and stewardship come first

Prepared for the backcountry

First aid kit, satellite communicator and an emergency plan for every route. We watch weather, fire and smoke daily and change plans when needed.

Leave No Trace

We pack out everything, camp on durable surfaces and teach low-impact practices on every trip.

Small groups

Never more than 6 riders per guide, so everyone gets attention and we tread lightly on the forest.