Mountain Bike Oregon
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June 24-27, 2027
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Mountain Bike Oregon
June 24-27, 2027
REGISTRATION WILL OPEN SOON!
Mountain Bike Oregon
June 24-27, 2027
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Mountain Bike Oregon
June 24-27, 2027
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Mountain Bike Oregon
June 24-27, 2027
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Celebrating 22 years as Oregon’s Favorite Annual Mountain Bike Festival!
Get hyped for Mountain Bike Oregon, the all-inclusive three-day mountain biking festival featuring Oakridge’s best intermediate to advanced singletrack, with a fun, family-friendly festival vibe on and off the bike.
Registration includes guided, shuttled rides to legendary alpine descents, junior and women’s clinics, and an all-inclusive riverside basecamp with onsite camping, lunch fixings, and free mechanical support. Browse the expo for the latest from bike industry vendors, then unwind in the beverage garden with complimentary Oregon beers, ciders, wine & kombucha, plus NA options. Evenings bring live music at the expo, mini bike races, and silent discos to keep the party going after the trails go quiet.
Get ready to experience the most excellent mountain bike festival on the planet!
Event Highlights
Choose from a variety of trails & rider levels, all including shuttles to the trail.
If you like scenic trail with roots, rocks, fast downhills, switchbacks, narrow trails - Oakridge is for you!!
Bring the family to MBO! And for the Ladies, both beginner and interm/advanced camps
This includes afternoon shuttles who want more after their Ride Package daily rides
Including options for GF, vegetarians, & vegans
Yumm! All complementary for all participants! Lot's of NA options as well.
Oakridge, the Ultimate Mountain Bike Destination
Mountain Bike Oregon takes place just outside Oakridge and Westfir, in the heart of the Cascade Mountains at the base of the famous Alpine Trail.
Only 50 minutes from Eugene, the greater Oakridge area boasts over 300 miles of world-class, old-growth singletrack, ranking among Outside Magazine’s best mountain biking towns in the U.S., with landscapes that’ll blow your mind and keep you coming back for more.
48447 Westoak Rd
Westfir, OR 97492
Red Covered Bridge, aka “The Portal”
Just west of Oakridge off of Highway 58
Get Directions
48447 Westoak Rd, Westfir, OR 97492, USA
“Oakridge is a beautiful area. They’ve got a lot of really fun trails. It has beautiful mountains, beautiful trees… [beautiful] everything.”
"I love Mountain Bike Oregon. It is one of the most well-organized mountain bike festivals on the west coast. I attend because I want to increase the awareness of the brand I represent, and Mountain Bike Oregon is one of the best places to captivate consumers."
Mountain Bike Oregon: Westfir's Burning Man! "For those who attend year after year, it’s a family reunion, a return to their roots for the love of their sport, and a chance to see something they might have missed the year before."
I appreciated how well MBO guides focused on the needs of the entire group, creating awesome camaraderie they passed on to the group. I was able to focus on riding new to me trails, without worrying which way to go. The best Mtn biking festival I have ever been to!
I have been coming to MBO for other 10 years now, it’s three days of catching up with friends, riding my favorite technical trails, and lots of laughter. I look forward to this event all year long!
So many sweet memories from a great weekend. My favorite was finishing Alpine trail, riding directly into camp and having our guide handing out cups of beer and kombucha. Amazing!!!!
All the guides were great. Psyched about the riding, the guiding, safety. I enjoyed overhearing stories about past MBOs. Can’t wait for next year!
The riding is always the most memorable. Amazing trails and guides!
I had a great time meeting new people, spending time with my kids, enjoying the camaraderie of the group (organizers, guides and riders). Ripping fun trails, too.
The event itself is greater and better than the rides. The NON-RIDE aspects surpass the wonderful rides including meeting new people and fine times in beer garden and river.
The guides were consistently great, helpful, knowledgeable, and supportive. There if you want them but also give you space to ride at your own pace.
