Mt. Bike Oregon operates under a special use permit with Willamette National Forest and is an equal opportunity outdoor recreation service provider.
Mt. Bike Oregon is funded in part by City of Oakridge and Lane County Tourism Grant funds

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August 20-22
2010


OH DRAT!!! YOU MISSED IT!
July and August are both Sold Out for 2010!!

If you are looking to ride Oakridge area trails, head over to Oregon Adventures for shuttles, guided rides, and "mini-MBO"-style Tour Packages!


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Registration Alert

July and August MBO's are SOLD OUT for 2010!

Registration for 2011 will open around late November. Check back then to secure your spot for 2011.

Already signed up and want to secure your spot on the ever popular Middle Fork Willamette Trail or order a commemorative MBO jersey? Go to MBO store and get some add-ons:

JULY MBO STORE - CLICK HERE
AUGUST MBO STORE - CLICK HERE



A Three-Day Northwest Experience

Three full days of unequalled single-track riding in Oakridge, Oregon will leave you both exhausted and replenished. Each day offers supported ride options. The campground is on over nine acres along the bank of the refreshing Willamette River.

  • Hundreds of miles of the world's best singletrack trails
  • Three delicious squares meals each day
  • LOCAL BEER nightly in the FREE beer garden
  • Free mechanical support
  • Free demo bikes
  • Discount when you sign up for both weekends
  • Each day offers intermediate and advanced ride options, or a different option altogether - rafting, fishing, hiking or just relaxing in paradise. Recreational activities abound in Oakridge, but with our full schedule of shuttles we don't think you will want to leave the trail.

     



    "An CPSC/Snell-approved helmet is required to participate in this event."

    "It is a beautiful area. They've got a lot of really fun trails. It has beautiful mountains, beautiful trees…[beautiful] everything."
    ~Gary Fisher on riding in Oakridge