2026 Joyride Ride Guide

Jasper State Recreation Site Address: 85521 Jasper Park Rd, Pleasant Hill, OR 97455  

Parking 

If you purchased a car parking or RV pass in advance, you will be given it on-site as you arrive. Parking is conveniently located near camp in a paved lot.  

Car parking passes will also be available for purchase for $35 when you arrive on site if you forgot to purchase ahead of time.  

If you have a Oregon State Recreation Pass, please bring these and hang them in your car when you park – this will help reduce the site fee.

RV Parking
RV & Vans will be parked on pavement along the grassy area of camp. All RV spots are dry camping (no water or power hookups).

There may be RV passes available on-site for $110, but those spaces are limited, so please purchase in advance so we can ensure you have a spot. If you want to be close to a friend who also has an RV, please email info@cycleoregon.com to let us know and we will do our best!

Once you park your vehicle, you may then head to rider check-in, located under the Cycle Oregon tents next to the parking lot on Friday until about 7:00 p.m. After 7:00 p.m., check in at the Rider Services trailer. You must show your photo ID to check in and you cannot check in for someone else. 

Check In will be available during these times: 

• Friday, June 12 from  3:00 – 9:00 p.m. 

• Saturday, June 13 from  6:00 – 9:00 a.m.
  

There will be a bag drop location by Rider Check-In for folks who do not want to move their bags themselves. Your bag will be dropped off at the RV lot near Tent City.

For folks who have purchased Tent & Porter, your bag will be transported from Rider Check-In to your tent. When you check in, you will be directed to a second Tent & Porter check-in table to get your bag tags!

Showers will be available on-site in a shower truck. Don’t forget your towel and shower shoes!

Friday – 3:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Saturday – 6:00 – 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Sunday – 6:00 – 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Cycle Oregon has once again hired the wonderful crew from Spin Catering to provide dinner at the overnight site on Friday and Saturday, and breakfast at the overnight site on Saturday and Sunday. Lunch will be served on course. Each morning you can enjoy fresh French Press Coffee from Nossa Familia!

Breakfast and dinner are served in the dining tent. If you want to get seconds, please wait until the last hour of serving, to make sure everyone gets a first serving!

• Breakfast & Coffee: 6:00 – 8:00 a.m. 

• Lunch on course: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. 

• Dinner: 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. 

The Cycle Oregon beer and wine garden is presented by Pinot Vista.

This year we’ll be featuring beer and Sparkle Hops from Pelican Brewing, Non-Alcoholic Beer from Heck Brewing, and wine from Pinot Vista.

Our beverage providers will be hosting Happy Hour on Friday from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. with complementary beverages. Beverages are available for purchase at the Beer Garden during the following hours:  

• Friday: 3:00 – 6:00 pm and 9:00 – 9:45 p.m. 

• Saturday: 11:00 a.m. – 9:45 p.m. 

• Sunday: 11:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. 

Download the weekend schedule here. 

Look for the yellow Rider Services trailer to ask questions, meet friends, locate missing items at the lost and found and purchase event merchandise. We’ll have this year’s ride jersey, shirts and more items! The trailer is open:

• Friday 3:00 – 9:00 p.m.   

• Saturday 6:00 a.m – 9:00 p.m.

• Sunday 6:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. 

Trek Portland’s team of technicians will provide mechanical support on the course and in camp. Labor is discounted and cyclists will pay for all parts. It is your responsibility to make sure your bicycle arrives in good condition. 

Joyride isn’t just about the miles; it’s about the community supporting those miles on course and in camp. This year, an incredible crew of partners is setting up with us in Pleasant Hill to keep you fueled, styled, and rolling.

Your morning kicks off with the warm, lively folks from Nossa Família Coffee, serving up the perfect early camp brew from their massive, custom French press. Before rolling out, visit the Trek Bicycles Portland tech stand, where master mechanics are wrenching and fine-tuning bikes to ensure your ride is perfectly dialed.

Out on the course, you’ll find Hammer Nutrition at the rest stops, providing the essential hydration support to keep your body as fine tuned as your bike. Also on course, you’ll see the weekend’s vibrant style on full display with custom 2026 Joyride jerseys from Primal Wear. If you want to refresh your kit back at camp we’ll have a selection of event jerseys or pop by The Athletic Community to browse their latest local apparel. Through every mile, you can ride with total peace of mind knowing the friendly team at Adventure Medics is integrated seamlessly into our support system to keep us all safe.

When the afternoon sun dips, we transition to the beer garden and Social Hub to toast the day’s adventures. Pelican Brewing will be holding down the Friday night Happy Hour with crisp, cold drafts, while Pinot Vista Vineyards pours beautiful local wines to help you unwind. Looking for a refreshing post-ride option without the buzz? Heck Brewing has you covered with cold cans of non-alcoholic beer.

These amazing partners are here for you, Joyriders, and because they believe in the Cycle Oregon mission. We are very grateful to them for their continued support.

SPORTS MASSAGE THERAPY by the Cycle Oregon Massage Team:
Riders may sign up for a post-ride massage therapy treatment in-camp with one of our experienced Oregon Licensed Massage Therapists.

Each therapist can tailor a session for you based on ride recovery, injury rehab/mitigation, or just for a treat, to help your body feel comfortable again after a hard ride! In addition to in-camp signup, riders may choose to pre-book their sessions before the event starts. Massage appointments are available on Saturday, June 13 from 12:00 – 10:00 p.m. Visit the website here.

Rates: $110 per 55 minutes, or $165 per 85 minutes.

Yoga is an excellent way to tame sore muscles, relax and stay flexible after a long day’s bicycle ride. Classes are free to all Cycle Oregon riders and mats are provided. 

Classes are one hour in length:

• 5:30 p.m. on Friday
• 4:45 p.m. on Saturday
• 1:00 p.m. on Sunday

Medical services will be available on the course and at the overnight site from Adventure Medics. There is no charge for medical services on the course or at the site. If you require transportation to or from a local medical facility, you will be financially responsible for transportation and medical services there. 

View and download the 2026 Joyride routes on RidewithGPS here: Joyride 2026

With a focus on sustainability and an appreciation for what Ride with GPS offers our community we will NOT be handing out printed maps at the event. All daily routes will be thoroughly signed by Cycle Oregon so, if you choose, you don’t need to have maps in any form for navigation. 

• DAY 1 MAP with cues 
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• DAY 2 MAP with cues 
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Each route features at least one rest, lunch or water stop with many routes including several.  The route map will detail these locations and services. Large maps will be on display at Rider Services and will note the location of the stops along each route. Rest Stop signs alert riders when one is ahead. Rest Stops are generally open from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (3:00 p.m. on Sunday). 

Lunch will be served on the course, and lunch sites will be complete with food, beverages, restrooms, water, and bike mechanics.

Lunch on course: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

You can drop off extra clothing at our rest or lunch stops to be taken back to the evening’s campsite. This service is for small items such as jackets, tights, leggings, gloves, etc. No half-eaten bananas, half-stuffed panniers or other oddities will be transported. Gear drop can be picked up near Rider Services, generally between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. 

If at any time you need assistance, please signal a SAG vehicle with a “thumbs down” signal. If you do get into a SAG vehicle, you may not be transported directly to camp. SAG vehicles usually wait until they are full to go back to camp. 

SAGs are available to transport cyclists due to mechanical problems or injuries. They also have plenty of extra water, sunscreen, and encouraging words (if needed). 

Trek Bicycle PDX will have mechanics in camp and on course. They will make basic repairs in order to get you through the weekend and do their best to have available parts. If you have specialized/specific parts (i.e. spokes, brake pads) please bring your own parts and they will install them if necessary to keep you on the road. 

Adventure Medics provides around-the-clock medical support on the course and in camp. If you require medical attention on course, you should notify a SAG vehicle, ambulance, or staff vehicle with the “thumbs down” signal. 

If you or someone near you is having an emergency, do not hesitate to call 911. Often one of our medical team will pick up the call on their radio. 

Extensive Communications 

You have lots of help on the road in case of an emergency. HAM radio operators provide emergency and logistical communication. HAM radio operators ride in SAG vehicles so that event managers, medical services and staff are in touch at all times. If no one is around to assist in the event of an emergency, call 911. 

Please note: There is no charge for medical services rendered on the course or at the overnight site. We will not transport you to a medical facility unless it is a critical situation. If you require transport by Adventure Medics, a local ambulance, or helicopter, you will be financially responsible for any resulting charges. You are also financially responsible for any services provided by local medical facilities. 

Medical 

Go to the medical tent, as a medic will be available or on call at all times. If no one is in the tent, knock on the van door or use the radio to call the on-call medic.

Evacuation 

Announcements throughout the campsite will alert the riders to prepare for evacuation. Please go immediately to the Main Stage for instructions. 

Severe Weather 

Harsh weather may warrant the use of contingency facilities for shelter, if available. Details will be announced from the Main Stage. In the event of lightning, seek low ground and get away from metal.