Spring – fall 2027

Tours

Every trip is small-group and fully guided, on gravel and forest roads across Mt. Hood National Forest.

A loaded gravel bike on the Trillium Lake dock with Mt. Hood behind
Day ride

Mt. Hood Gravel Day Ride

[Route description: where it starts, what riders see, highlights such as viewpoints, river crossings or a good place for a break.]

  • Duration[4–5] hours
  • Distance[30] miles
  • Climbing[2,500] ft
  • LevelIntermediate
  • Group sizeUp to 6 riders
  • Meeting point[Trailhead name]

Included

  • Guide with Wilderness First Aid and CPR
  • Trailside mechanical support
  • Emergency water, food and a water filter carried by your guide

Bring your own snacks, lunch and water for the day.

$[000] per person

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Overnight

Overnight Bikepacking

[Route description: day-one ride to camp, the campsite, evening and morning plans, and the ride out.]

  • Duration2 days, 1 night
  • Distance[60] miles total
  • Climbing[5,000] ft total
  • LevelIntermediate+
  • Group sizeUp to 6 riders
  • Camp[Campground or dispersed site]

Included

  • Guide with Wilderness First Aid and CPR
  • Emergency water, food and a water filter carried by your guide
  • Packing list and pre-trip gear check call

Bring your own food, water and camp cooking gear. Need a bike or bags? We can connect you with local rental partners.

$[000] per person

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A tent pitched among ponderosa pines
A loaded gravel bike on a wooden footbridge in the forest
Private

Private Rides

Book any of our routes just for your group, on a date that works for you. Great for friends, families and teams.

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Where we ride

Six routes on Mt. Hood National Forest

Lake loops, big mountain days and an overnight over Lolo Pass. Preview each route, with a map and elevation profile.

Mt. Hood at dusk between fir trees
Orange sunset clouds over Mt. Hood
Alpenglow on Mt. Hood above a dark forest
See the routes
Packing

What to bring

  • Gravel or mountain bike in good working order (tires 38mm+ recommended)
  • Helmet (required)
  • Layers for changing mountain weather, including a rain shell
  • At least one water bottle or a hydration pack
  • Food for the day (and camp meals for overnights)
  • Sunscreen and sunglasses
  • Any personal medications
  • For overnights: sleeping bag, pad, shelter and bags (full list sent after booking)
  • A good attitude about a little dust