oakridge, oregon
Oakridge daily shuttles
Get Shuttled to the Heart of Oregon’s Backcountry Gold.
More Descents, Less Pedaling
Oakridge is our home base and the gateway to alpine descents, old-growth forests, and all-day stoke.
Catch a seat to the top and unlock some of Oregon’s best singletrack. These trails are fast, fun, and shuttle-supported.
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MCKENZIE RIVER TRAIL COMPLEX
A lush, high-elevation corridor deep in the Cascades, the McKenzie River zone blends mossy forests, volcanic ridgelines, and flowing singletrack that rolls from alpine heights to crystal-clear rivers and flowing waterfalls below.
OLD CASCADES CREST
Remote, rugged, and wildly scenic, the Old Cascades Crest zone delivers classic Oregon high country — ancient forests, exposed ridgelines, and loamy descents along the original spine of the Cascade Mountains.
OAKRIDGE
Tucked into the western slopes of the Cascades, Oakridge is a backcountry stronghold with deep forested valleys, steep ridgelines, and some of Oregon’s most iconic raw singletrack — and it’s the home base of Trans Cascadia Excursions.
More descents, less pedaling.
Oakridge is our home base and the gateway to alpine descents, old-growth forests, and all-day stoke.
Catch a seat to the top and unlock some of Oregon’s best singletrack. These trails are fast, fun, and shuttle-supported.
Click zones for info.
MCKENZIE RIVER TRAIL COMPLEX
A lush, high-elevation corridor deep in the Cascades, the McKenzie River zone blends mossy forests, volcanic ridgelines, and flowing singletrack that rolls from alpine heights to crystal-clear rivers and flowing waterfalls below.
OLD CASCADES CREST
Remote, rugged, and wildly scenic, the Old Cascades Crest zone delivers classic Oregon high country — ancient forests, exposed ridgelines, and loamy descents along the original spine of the Cascade Mountains.
OAKRIDGE
Tucked into the western slopes of the Cascades, Oakridge is a backcountry stronghold with deep forested valleys, steep ridgelines, and some of Oregon’s most iconic raw singletrack — and it’s the home base of Trans Cascadia Excursions.
Based in Westfir, Oregon, we offer daily mountain bike shuttles, guided rides, and custom adventures to help you experience the best of Oakridge’s trail network.
Whether you’re new to the area or a seasoned rider, we’re here to ensure you have your dream day on two wheels.
How to ride oakridge
Our Most Popular Shuttle: Alpine Trail
The Alpine Trail is our signature route—a must-do ride showcasing miles of fast descents, forested landscapes, and flowing singletrack. For those seeking a bigger adventure, extend your ride with the ATCA loop (Alpine, Tire Mountain, Cloverpatch) for an epic backcountry day.
- Lawler or Hardesty (Back-to-Back): Our most popular pairing. Accessed from the same shuttle road, these two combine into a full day of technical, fast, and flow-style riding.
- Dead Mountain: A local favorite, known for fast descents and flow-style trails. Ideal as a warm-up or paired for a bigger ride day.
- Larison Rock: A quick, classic descent dropping straight into Oakridge. Great on its own or paired with Dead Mountain.
- Heckletooth: A rowdier, rugged ride perfect for those seeking technical challenge. Often combined with Dead Mountain or Larison Rock.
Lawler + Hardesty
Our most popular shuttle pairing, offering a mix of technical and flow-style riding.Optional Add-On:Â Larison Rock
If you're looking to extend your ride, add Larison Rock for a quick, classic descent that drops straight into Oakridge.
Alpine + Dead Mountain + Larison Rock
Experience a full day of diverse terrain, combining the classic Alpine Trail with the flowy descents of Dead Mountain and the technical switchbacks of Larison Rock.Heckletooth + Dead Mountain + Larison Rock
For advanced riders seeking a challenging adventure, this trio offers rugged ridgelines, fast descents, and technical features.Dead Mountain + Larison Rock
Ideal for late-day arrivals, this combination provides a satisfying mix of flow and technical riding close to town.Heckletooth + Dead Mountain
Perfect for a half-day mission, combining the challenging terrain of Heckletooth with the smoother flow of Dead Mountain.Sawtooth + Lost Creek Extension (Available Monday through Friday)
For an even more extended adventure in the Hardesty Network, consider riding Sawtooth + Lost Creek. Sawtooth offers a jagged ridgeline experience, leading to the super fun and flowy descent of Lost Creek. This combination provides a challenging and rewarding ride for experienced mountain bikers. This trail is accessed by purchasing a Hardesty lift ticket. If you haven’t done this and you’ve been to Oakridge before, throw this on your list.
Explore deeper with our Guided-Only Trails—exclusive rides into lesser-traveled zones for those seeking new adventures and untouched singletrack.
Upper Middle Fork, Moon Point & Larison Rock Shuttle Day
Embark on a full-day journey combining the Upper Middle Fork Trail, Moon Point, and Larison Rock. This trio offers a mix of high alpine meadows, technical descents, and lush forested singletrack. Due to the remote nature of these trails, we require a minimum of four riders or a private shuttle booking to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Grasshopper Mountain Trail – Guided Only
Grasshopper Trail is a remote, backcountry ridgeline ride through the Chucksney Mountain Roadless Recreation Area. Spanning approximately 11 miles, this trail offers vast meadows, jagged mountain tops, and some of the most primitive singletrack in Oregon. Due to its challenging terrain and remote location, we offer this as a guided experience only, ensuring safety and an enriching adventure for our guests.
Eula Ridge – Guide-Only Trail
Eula Ridge is renowned for its steep chutes, rolling rocks, and slick root webs, demanding advanced-level mountain biking skills. As one of the steepest descents in the Oakridge area, Eula requires full commitment and is best experienced with a knowledgeable guide. We offer guided trips on Eula to ensure riders can safely navigate its challenging terrain.
your ticket to more riding
Itching to get that early morning or after-work lap in quickly? Looking to make a day out of it?
These trails provide everything from the iconic Alpine Trail to fast descents like Dead Mountain, Lawler, and Hardesty. Whether you’re linking up a few laps or planning a full-day mission, we make it easy to maximize your ride time.
Ride your way all season long
Our passes make it easy to get out and ride till your heart’s content!
PRivate Shuttles
Book a Private Shuttle for your crew and take charge of your ride. Explore your favorite trails with flexibility and make every moment count. Let’s hit the trails and let the good times roll.
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Before You Drop In
Here’s what you need to know.
Each shuttle has a different pickup location. Once your shuttle is confirmed, you’ll receive a confirmation email with the exact meet-up spot and details.
Of course! If you’re ready for another run, just ask your driver or give them a call—they’ll get you booked on the next available shuttle.
Yes, you can! If you’re in the area and looking to hop on a shuttle, give them a call. However, same-day bookings are not confirmed until you receive a confirmation email. Please note that just because a shuttle is on the schedule doesn’t guarantee it will run.
Yes! Season Shuttle Passes are available for $399 per person, per season, under the ‘Oakridge Mountain Bike Shuttles’ page on their website. Passes are valid for any Oakridge shuttles running from May 1 to November 1, but please note that blackout dates apply. As a season pass holder, it’s important to understand that shuttles don’t always go out—a minimum of two riders is required for a shuttle to run.
Weather changes fast in the Pacific Northwest! Bring the essentials:
- Rain jacket (even if it looks sunny)
- Plenty of water and snacks
- Spare tube and basic tools
- Riding layers (light gloves, windbreaker)
- Sunscreen
- Sturdy shoes
We recommend a small pack to carry your supplies.
It’s highly recommended to book in advance! If you show up at a pickup location without a reservation, the shuttle may be full, not running at that time, or reserved for a private group. Sometimes shuttles don’t go out at all if no one has booked. It’s best to reserve your spot ahead of time or give them a call to check availability for the day.
Yes. All riders must sign a waiver before participating. Once you book, you’ll receive the waiver electronically — it only takes a minute to complete online.
Yes, and it’s always appreciated! Our drivers are experienced mountain bikers themselves and work hard to make your day a success. Tips (cash or Venmo) and Google Reviews both go a long way to supporting our small business.
Welcome to the mountains! We ride rain or shine. However, in rare cases of extreme weather (forest closures, lightning storms, wildfire danger), we may cancel for safety reasons. In that case, we’ll work with you to reschedule or refund.
Yes! If you’d prefer a private experience for your group, we offer private shuttle options. Contact us ahead of time to arrange your own custom day. You can find more info here.
No, booking a shuttle online does not guarantee your spot until you receive a confirmation email. It can take anywhere from 5 minutes to 1 day for them to confirm or deny a shuttle. If you need an answer sooner, give them a call, and they’ll get you sorted out as quickly as possible.