Seven ways to find great new places to ride

1. Take an unfamiliar side road.
2. Explore your local area using Google Street View.
3. Take a look at local riders’ routes on Strava.
4. 10 climbs from around the world you haven’t heard of.
5. Join a local rider on a ride.
6. Join a cycling club.
7. Ride a sportive.
8. Good old-fashioned OS map.

Plan Your Bike Ride

1. Type the address or name of your starting point into the search field on Google Maps.
2. The directions icon opens up the route planning features in Google Maps.
3. Click the cycling mode icon.
4. Click the up-and-down arrow icon to reposition the starting point.

The premium MapMyRide version comes with various goals you can set, exportable routes and the ability to filter leaderboards. In terms of overall simplicity, Strava can be considered a great solution for many cyclists. It is easy to use and with graphics which are user-oriented, the app looks great as well.

Find a great route, and customize it with our route planner. Stay on course, record your journey, and organize your photos with our mobile app. Create a Ride Report to share your journey with friends and family. We want you to have more fun on your bike. Ride in new places, and let us take care of the details.

Contact us at [email protected] Click on any route on the map to open a small window with a description that links to a new page with a story and photographs or video. Click on the link in that window to visit the route page. Northern part of the state, similar to north section of the printed state bike map.

ORC (Oregon Cascades) Adventure Tour. The goal of this route was to make a ~38c smooth tire compatible passage down the Cascades on both the western and eastern sides. While there are some trails, lots of gravel, there’s also quite a bit of nice smooth pavement of the single lane variety.