Where can I ride a bike in Bend Oregon?

Tetherow Trail

  • Big Sky Park Trail. 0.9 mi. Dirt, Gravel.
  • COCC Shevlin Park Trail. 1.6 mi. Asphalt, Concrete.
  • Cascade Highlands Trail. 4.4 mi. Asphalt, Concrete, Dirt.
  • Central Oregon Canal Trail. 3.4 mi. Concrete, Dirt, Gravel.
  • Colorado Trail. 1.2 mi. Asphalt.
  • Coyner Trail. 1 mi.
  • Deschutes River Trail. 12.5 mi.
  • Dry Canyon Trail. 4 mi.

Is Bend Oregon Bike friendly?

There’s no question that Bend is a bike-able town and the same goes for all of Central Oregon. In fact, the City of Bend recently received the SILVER level award for being a bicycle friendly community by the League of American Bicyclists.

Are Ebikes allowed in Bend Oregon?

The US Forest Service has banned the use of e-bikes on all USFS trails in Oregon, where motorized use is prohibited. This means that all of Bend’s singletrack is off-limits (illegal) for riding e-bikes. Phil’s, the Wanoga Complex, the River Trail, Horse Butte, Swamp Wells, etc..

Can you bike on the Deschutes River Trail?

The trails are great for children on bikes and scooters as the trail is wide, paved, relatively level and completely off the street. Farewell Bend and Riverbend parks provide boat landings for paddlers and floaters using the Deschutes River.

Are e bikes allowed on Deschutes River Trail?

E-bikes are not allowed on trails designated for non-motorized use. Non-motorized trails include trails like hiker, horse, or mountain bike trails. E-bikes, like other motorized transportation, also are not allowed to travel cross-country off trail.

Are e-bikes allowed on Deschutes River Trail?

Is the Deschutes River trail paved?

How long is the Deschutes River Trail Bend?

12 miles
Deschutes River Trail Description Deschutes River Trail meanders over 12 miles through the heart of Bend in central Oregon. Most of the trail follows the river for which it’s named, providing terrific views and recreational opportunities.