Eugene, Cascades & Coast Cycling

When cyclists roll into the Eugene, Cascades & Coast region they connect with pedal power! From the sparkling Pacific coastline, through the gentle Willamette Valley, and into the thrilling Cascade Mountains, Oregon's climate and topography is aptly suited for cycling.

Home to three of Oregon's official scenic bikeways and Oakridge's renowned mountain biking trails, this region is a delight to see from a bicycle seat. Residents and visitors alike cruise through the towns and open countryside on all manner of non-motorized contraptions. After all, Eugene - Springfield has given rise to amazing bicycle innovation and engineering from Burley bike-trailers to Bike Friday folding travel bicycles. A glimpse into local ingenuity is on display at the Center for Appropriate Transport.

Local Bicycling Highlights

An extensive network of bike paths and scenic bikeways
Numerous cycling & biking events
Mountain biking hub from Oakridge to the Oregon Coast
A strong cycling culture and history
Plenty of bike-friendly lodging from campgrounds to hotels
Delicious dining options including cafes, restaurants and farmers' markets.
Fun add-on activities and adventuresto enhance your bicycle journey. From sandboarding to river rafting, discover the thrill of the Pacific Northwest!

Bring Your Bike

Ride to Eugene, Cascades & Coast along the Willamette Valley Scenic Bikeway.
Take the Amtrak Cascades train with easy bike transport.
Ship your bike via FedEx or UPS.
Check with individual airlines and the Eugene Airport about bike resources.
Strap it on your RV or car.
Or rent a bike upon arrival!

Getting Around by Bike

Eugene - Springfield's public transit system is bike-friendly.
Visit a bike shop for maintenance or gear.
Take a bike-friendly shuttle to a mountain bike trail.
Eugene Bike & Cycling Map (PDF)
Springfield Bike & Cycling Map (PDF)

In Oregon, bicycles are subject to laws just like motorized vehicles. Please ride with the direction of traffic, use appropriate signals and obey traffic lights. Remember that bicycle riders under 16 are required to wear a helmet.

Culinary, Brew Pub, Steelhead in Eugene OR by Timm O'Cobhthaigh

More Cycling Resources

Check road and weather advisories at TripCheck.com
For more rides, roads and mountain bike trails around the state, visit RideOregonRide.com.
The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) provides bicylist's manuals, laws and regulations.
The City of Eugene Cycling Program offers additional resources and free maps.
The Center for Appropriate Transport includes a "rideable museum."
Bike Friday, a Eugene manufacturer of travel bicycles offers a factory showroom.
Go to the Greater Eugene Area Riders (GEARs) website for cue sheets and regularly scheduled rides.
For cycling and other updates, follow us on Twitter.com/TravelLaneCo.