2017 WEEKENDER
About
2018 route information will be announced on January 31st, 2018.
View 2017 route information below.
Click here for the Ride Guide.
Two days that will make your whole summer. Bring your friends. Bring your neighbors. Bring your family. Bring your bikes. Everyone is welcome for Cycle Oregon’s two-day bike bash! Linfield College campus is home base for a weekend of great rides, live tunes, and activities galore. Choose from a short, medium or long route through wine country, then camp under the stars or crash in the dorms. It’s two-wheeled fun for everyone!

The Ride
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Day One 16 // 43 // 73 miles
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Day Two 12 // 37 // 52 miles
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Adults $199
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Kids 7-17 $99
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6 and under Free
Accommodations
For the Cycle Oregon Weekend, you’ll have several options for accommodations. You can camp in a tent on campus, stay in a dorm room or apartment, sleep in your RV or arrange for other lodging.
Camping
The overnight site will have an area designated for camping – “Tent City,” as it’s affectionately known. Don’t forget to bring your tent, ground cloth, sleeping bag and pad. We can no longer offer tent service on the Weekend Ride. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Dorm Rooms & Suites
All rooms have single (twin) beds. You can choose from traditional one-room dorms with 1-3 beds and shared bathrooms down the hall, or suites with 2 or 4 beds and a private bathroom. Get a dorm or suite here.
Please note:
- Only one person needs to sign up for the room.
- Prices include both Friday and Saturday nights.
- Bring a pillow, pillowcase, bottom sheet, sleeping bag or other linens, toiletries and towel.
- Check-in for dorm rooms begins at 3 p.m. on Friday. Check-out is 1 p.m. on Sunday.
- Residence halls are not air-conditioned, so if the forecast is for warmer weather bring a fan for your room.
Sleep in Your Vehicle
If you’d like to bring your RV, camp trailer, you must register your vehicle as we have a limited number of spots. The cost for bringing an RV is $40. There will be no hookups available. RV is defined as anything that cannot fit into a standard parking space.
If you are considering renting an RV, please contact Tracey Kays at Johnson RV by emailing rentals@Johnsonrv.com.
You may also sleep in your non-RV vehicle if you prefer.
Getting There
Directions to the campus will be emailed to you in the Ride Guide in June. They will also be listed on the parking pass.
Overnight parking for Friday and Saturday nights is available for $10 (click here to get a pass).We will provide directions to the event in the Ride Guide (emailed in June) and on the parking pass (mailed in June). Please follow these directions as we route participants specifically through campus to ensure efficiency. There will be signage pointing you to camping, RV parking and dorms. After parking, follow the signs to the rider packet pick-up area. You may want to check in and get acquainted before unpacking all your gear.
About RV Parking:
- The RV Parking site will be based on campus. It’s not an RV park, and no hook-ups are provided. Riders or guests with vehicles that have generators will be located separately from those without. In addition, the RV Parking area will observe quiet hours (no generators) from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. each day.
- A registration fee of $40 is required for each vehicle. Click here for a pass.
- Guests can purchase meal tickets for breakfast ($10) and dinner ($15) at the Cycle Oregon Retail trailer.
- Guests are not registered riders; they should not be riding the route.
Ride Logistics
The idea is to have a relaxing, enjoyable weekend of riding. The key to that? Take care of as many details as possible before the ride. In this section you’ll find pretty much everything you need to know to make your Cycle Oregon experience a great one.
Ride Archive
Relive rides of yore with our handy ride archive: