Itinerary
- Day 1
Portland to Newport
You'll meet up in Portland and get shuttled to Newport where the coastal bike adventure kicks off. From there, you're heading south on the Oregon Coast Bike Route with the ocean right there the whole time. You'll pass dramatic sea stacks and if you're lucky catch some wildlife along the way. The route takes you through a few coastal villages where you can grab pie or ice cream to refuel before continuing on.
- Meals
- Lunch (Midday stop for pie or delicious ice cream in coastal villages)
Included Activities
- Bicycle on Oregon Coast Bike Route
- View sea stack rock formations, seals, sea lions
- Stop for refreshments in coastal villages
- Day 2
Newport to Bandon
The ride continues south along the coast, moving through forests and open beaches. You get to pick your pace here—there's a longer route with more out-and-back sections if you want extra miles, or a shorter more direct option. Either way you'll ride through sand dunes and pass by lighthouses before wrapping up at Sunset Oceanfront Lodge in Bandon.
- Meals
- Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Bicycle through coastal forests and beaches
- View sand dunes and lighthouses
- Ride Seven Devils Road
Optional Activities
- Longer route with additional out-and-back options (92.4 miles vs 77.9 miles)
- Day 3
Bandon to Gold Beach
A shuttle takes you south to Cape Blanco, Oregon's westernmost point, and then you start riding the Wild Rivers Coast Scenic Bikeway. The route follows the Elk River on quiet roads where you'll find swimming holes and watch for wildlife. By the end of the day you're in Gold Beach, a sport fishing town known for good weather and beaches that aren't crowded.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch
Included Activities
- Bicycle on Wild Rivers Coast Scenic Bikeway
- Follow Elk River route
- Visit Cape Blanco
Optional Activities
- Watch for Elk wildlife
Landmarks/POIs Cape Blanco 
- Day 4
Gold Beach to Crescent City
You're tackling 56 miles south along the wild coast to Crescent City, California. There's a beach picnic stop at Crissey Field between California and the Winchuck River. After that you'll check out the old growth redwoods in Jedediah Smith State Park before arriving at Morrison's Rogue River Lodge for the night.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (Picnic on the beach at Crissey Field), Dinner
Included Activities
- Bicycle to Crescent City
- Picnic lunch at Crissey Field
- Explore Jedediah Smith State Park redwoods
Landmarks/POIs Crissey Field Jedediah Smith State Park - Day 5
Crescent City - Rogue River
This morning is yours to use however you want—take an optional riverside ride if it appeals to you, or just hang out and relax. After lunch there's an included scenic raft trip through the Rogue River gorges with views of the old-growth forest (or you can do an inflatable kayak instead). Later you'll shuttle to Diamond Lake Resort where you'll spend two nights near Crater Lake.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Scenic and historic raft trip on Rogue River through gorges, canyons, and old-growth forest
Optional Activities
- Optional morning ride along the river
- Inflatable kayak alternative to rafting
Landmarks/POIs Crater Lake Mt. Mazama 
- Day 6
Diamond Lake - Crater Lake Rim
You're cycling around Crater Lake's rim on traffic-free roads, which ranks among the most memorable bike routes you can do. In the morning you'll join the Ride the Rim Oregon group event. Come afternoon, you can head down to the lakeshore to walk around or tackle the hike up to Garfield Peak for views across the lake and mountains.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Bicycle around Crater Lake's rim (Ride the Rim Oregon event)
- Detour to Pinnacles overlook (optional)
- Trip to lakeshore or hike to Garfield Peak
Optional Activities
- Pinnacles overlook detour with additional 13.5 miles and 1300 ft elevation
Landmarks/POIs Crater Lake Rim Pinnacles Overlook Garfield Peak 
- Day 7
Diamond Lake to Roseburg
Starting from Diamond Lake, you're descending over 6,000 feet across 60 miles heading north. The road follows the North Umpqua River past waterfalls and through evergreen forests, and then opens into the farmlands of central Oregon. You'll see where the North Umpqua and Little River meet in Glide before finishing the day in Roseburg.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Bicycle north from Diamond Lake
- Follow North Umpqua River
- View waterfalls and evergreen forests
Landmarks/POIs North Umpqua River Glide - Day 8
Roseburg to Eugene or Portland
You're riding through Winchester Wine Country with rolling hills and farm scenery. There's a creekside picnic lunch in the shade to break things up midday. After that you'll shuttle north to your final drop-off, which can be either Eugene or Portland depending on where you want to end things.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (Creekside picnic lunch in the shade)
Included Activities
- Bicycle through Winchester Wine Country
- Creekside picnic lunch
