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The mountain bike trails at Alsea Falls Recreation Site (pictured below) promise rollers, berms, rock gardens, hips, rock chutes, banked turns, and exposed root features for an exciting challenge through a lush, second-growth forest. And when you're done, check out Alsea Falls itself; the 30-foot waterfall is a genuine gem of the Coast Range.
The Oak Creek-Dimple Hill-Vineyard Mountain Loop clocking in at just under 21 miles, with nearly 1,900 feet of elevation gain offers a mix of road riding and mountain biking through the network of trails at McDonald and Dunn Research Forests.
We've also put together a guide to gravel riding and mountain biking around the Willamette Valley, with trails around Falls City, Sublimity, Westfir, Oakridge, and along the McKenzie River.
The Westfir Lodge & Mountain Market is perhaps the region's most celebrated overnight outpost in the Westfir-Oakridge area, a region renowned for its world-class mountain biking trails. Sitting at the base of the popular Alpine Trail in the Willamette National Forest, Westfir Lodge rents out gear, offers shuttle service to popular trailheads, and dishes up filling fare for a full day in the woods.