오리건 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

This welcome station is staffed with volunteers to provide information, answer questions about the area, and offer trail maps. Recreation passes are available here, restrooms and a sizable parking lot. It is the access point to Phil's and Wanoga mountain biking trail systems.

Majestic boulders grace Peterson Ridge Viewpoint, perched above Whychus Creek near Sisters, Oregon, in the embrace of Deschutes National Forest.

This trail is part of a mountain biking network of trails built in 1989 consisting of single-track and old forest service roads. Now, the trial system has increased to over 20 miles of trails to explore, all marked for easy navigation. This portion is relatively free of technical obstacles; however, there are some rocks and roots to negotiate.

This trail runs from Ben's Trail to Grand Slam Trail and is well known for its tight, twisty turns, technical obstacles, and rock gardens. The portion between Ben and Phil's Trail is green, but beyond that, it is blue/black, so get ready for a challenge!

This 2.7-mile trail has great rock options and minimal bermed corners, with a few glimpses overlooking Tetherow. When riding this trail, be on the lookout for the snake-like pit known as Otter Slide.

Drake Park is a popular community spot and an excellent central gathering place to meet with others for a fun mountain biking trip without the worry of limited trailhead parking. There are several trail connections, nearly a half mile of riverfront, lots of open lawn space, restrooms and picnic tables.

Bend Brewing Co. is the second oldest brewery in town and is a great place to stop. The staff is very welcoming, and the pond-side brewery serves up some of the best bar food in the city along with their award-winning beers by way of an expansive lawn, complete with food carts and an outdoor bar.

This trail is a classic XC mountain biking trail created in the 1980s by Phil Meglasson and other locals in the area. It is the namesake of the entire system of tracks here, and for a good reason. It is a model trail suitable for all levels of riding experience in the lower area. You can look forward to fun bumps, rocks, and jumps in the canyon section, and be sure to ride the upper section beyond FR 300 if you are looking for a more challenging good time. It is important to note that the trail is downhill only from the three-way intersection at Kent’s (#18) to Phil’s Trailhead.