2018 Joyride Guide – Cycle Oregon

Notes

Riders can start their routes between 8 – 10 a.m.
You may choose whichever route you like, no advance sign up necessary.
Lunch will be served to registered riders only. For friends and family joining you at the finish line, there are great options in McMinnville, Dundee, and Carlton. Stoller also serves charcuterie plates in the tasting room.
Please no non-registered riders “tagging along” on the route.

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Directions

Your experience will begin and end at:

Stoller Family Estate
16161 NE McDougall Rd
Dayton, OR 97114

Due to traffic, you may want to Google directions on the morning of June 9.

To get to the event from Portland:

From I5 heading south, take exit 291
Take SW Durham Rd to OR-99W S/Pacific Hwy W
Travel 2.7 miles and turn left onto 99W
Travel 18.4 miles to McDougall Road.
The event will be on your right, look for signs directing you to parking

Please enter the grounds carefully.

Routes & Rest Stops

There are three unique routes available of 16.3, 39.6 and 65.4 miles. Each route will be well marked and fully supported. You do not need to commit to a route ahead of time. Maps and cue sheets will be provided.

The long route will have three rest stops and two water stops. The medium route will have two rest stops and one water stop. The short route will have one rest stop. All stops will have restrooms.

Rest Stops will feature an abundance of fresh and local products from the Willamette Valley and will include delicious treats such as local berries, nuts, jams, granola and a variety of other snacks to help fuel you along the way. There will also be water and electrolyte tabs at each stop.

Rest Stop Hours

Short/Mid/Long Routes Rest Stop 1: 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. (Mid and long will pass twice)

Long Route: Rest Stop 2: 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

*There will be a number of vineyards along the route. Cycle Oregon will not offer alcohol on route, nor will we transport alcohol purchases back to Stoller. Stoller wines will be available for purchase at the finish line. We encourage you to ride responsibly.

If you would like to download the routes before the event, the route files are posted. You can view the Short, Medium, and Long options on RideWithGPS.

Bike Gallery Support

Our friends at Bike Gallery will be on board for mechanical support. They will provide basic fixes to get you back on the road should something go wrong. Please make sure your bike is in good working order before the event. They will not be able to provide tune ups to bikes that are not in good riding shape.

Mechanics will be stationed at rest stops and in camp. If you break down on route, give a “thumbs down” to any Cycle Oregon vehicle passing by. They will be able to get you to a nearby mechanic.

On-site Activities

Wine Tasting –Sample three of Stoller Family Estates top-wines.

Massage – These are “sports-event style” sessions (short, clothed, recovery massage). $50.00 per 1/2 hour – signups available at massage tent.

Acupuncture – Betsy Platt of AcuOm will be available to provide specialized acupuncture and Eastern medicine. Signups available at acupuncture tent.

Physical Therapy – Megan Moseley, PT, LMT, of Bodywise Physical Therapy and her team, will be available after the ride for free injury consultations including a brief evaluation and hands-on treatment as needed.

Raffles –Drawings at 2 p.m., no need to be present to win. You will find a slip of paper in your packet with your rider number. Simply place that number in the entry box of your choice.