Choose Your Riding Adventure: 30 - 100 mi Options!
There are two routes to the north (30 and 40-miles), and three to the south (30, 35, 60-miles).
| Route Option | Total Distance | Total Elevation |
| North 40 + South 60 | 100 Mi | 3700 Ft |
| North 40 + South 35 | 74 Mi | 1700 Ft |
| North 40 + South 30 | 67 Mi | 1500 Ft |
| North 30 + South 60 | 90 Mi | 3600 Ft |
| North 30 + South 35 | 64 Mi | 1500 Ft |
| North 30 + South 30 | 57 Mi | 1400 Ft |
Early morning miles, aka the Northern Routes: starting from 7:00 am - 9:00 am
North: 30 - Mile Route
It is called a "Scenic Bikeway" for a reason. First, it's quite flat, Secondly, it's like you are riding through the largest produce aisle in the world. It is a patched network of farms, orchards and vineyards, Your first stop is at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Course, where Tiger Woods won the US Amateur Championship to launch his career. It's just you, Oregon's bounty, and a multitude of barns.
Exact routes are subject to change. Exact mileage and elevation may vary from other data sources or devices.
North: 40 - Mile Route
It is called a "Scenic Bikeway" for a reason. First, it's quite flat, Secondly, it's like you are riding through the largest produce aisle in the world. It is a patched network of farms, orchards and vineyards, Your rest stop is at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Course, where Tiger Woods won the US Amateur Championship to launch his career. And then onto more expansive farmland. It's just you, Oregon's bounty, and a multitude of barns.
Exact routes are subject to change. Exact mileage and elevation may vary from other data sources or devices.
The second half, aka The Southern Routes: starting from 9am - noon
South: 30 - Mile Route, aka The Blue Plate Special
Exact routes are subject to change. Exact mileage and elevation may vary from other data sources or devices.
South: 35 - Mile Route
This is a lovely little jaunt that zig zags along country roads through the countryside. Witness barns in their last stand against gravity as their shiny replacements rise in their shadows. You might want to bring some baby carrots to feed the donkeys, llamas, goats and mini horses. Enjoy a rest stop with juicy watermelon, fresh-baked apple pie, and iced mochas - yum!
The 35-mile option allows you to visit the rest stop twice, but you have to pay for it with a little climb.
Exact routes are subject to change. Exact mileage and elevation may vary from other data sources or devices.
South: 60 - Mile Route
This is a lovely little jaunt that zig zags along country roads through the countryside, past farms, fields and golf courses. Witness barns in their last stand against gravity as their shiny replacements rise in their shadows. Look for donkeys, goats, llamas and baby horses. You will make it as far south as Sherwood before you head UP into the wine country hills.
There is a long and sustained climb that earns you some of the best views around. And, since what goes up, must come down - you'll have a lovely, relaxed ride back to the finish, rolling past countless wineries and hazelnut farms.
Exact routes are subject to change. Exact mileage and elevation may vary from other data sources or devices.