Cycle Yamhill County

03/29/2026

https://myfamilytravels.com/this-110-mile-oregon-rail-trail-is-perfect-for-running-biking-and-discovering-forgotten-towns/?utm_source=ore

This 110-mile Oregon rail trail is ideal for running, biking, and exploring forgotten towns, offering scenic views and endless adventure.

03/09/2026

Hey friends who ride - here's a little "somethin' somethin'" courtesy of Cycle Yamhill County :

Register and use the Code: C*CSasquatch26 for 10% off to the rider and 10% goes back to Cycle Yamhill County to support the work we do!

THE EVENT :
Register for the Sasquatch Duro on April 11, 2026, in Carlton, Oregon, set in the heart of Oregon’s wine country and part of the Oregon Triple Crown Series. This premier gravel event showcases some of the most scenic riding in the Pacific Northwest.

The Ride
Choose between a 40-mile or 67-mile course, featuring approximately 2,900 ft or 5,000 ft of climbing. Expect smooth gravel, rugged sections, rolling vineyards, forests, and farmland. The short course welcomes Class 1 & 3 e-bikes, making the event accessible to a wide range of riders.

The Experience
Riders enjoy a $14 food voucher, local food trucks, custom event socks, live music from 11 AM–4 PM, and awards beginning at 2 PM.

Explore Carlton
Known as Oregon’s wine capital, Carlton features nearly two dozen tasting rooms, a charming historic downtown, boutique shops, and excellent farm-to-table dining.

Join us in the Kingdom of Gravel that made Oakridge the logging capital of the Pacific Northwest. "Duro" is slang for severe, so whether you take on the little Squatch, Big Squatch, or the Monster Squatch the community will be on hand to support your journey through Sasquatch infested land.

03/07/2026

Sasquatch Duro April 11th, 2026 Carlton, OR--->

https://us5.campaign-archive.com/?u=f1781b042642b1e3c40463898&id=f633756bbc

01/08/2026

Cycling Job opportunity:

We’re Hiring: Development Director

🚲✨Bikes create joy, freedom and connection and we believe everyone should have access to that feeling. To help make it happen, Cycle Oregon Foundation is hiring a Development Director to grow support for our work across Oregon.

This role is all about people and impact. You’ll build relationships with individual donors, corporate partners and foundations, helping strengthen long-term support and fuel programs focused on biking access, safety, education, and community.

Based in Portland or Bend, this full-time role offers the opportunity to help shape the future of Cycle Oregon and deepen our statewide impact.

If you’re a mission-driven fundraiser who believes in equity, access and the power of bikes to bring people together, we’d love to hear from you.

📅 Apply by January 16, 2026 at 5:00 pm PT

https://jobs.macslist.org/job/nvj3mh/development-director/portland/oregon

12/06/2025

Fun Bike Event:

10/28/2025

Public meeting —-> Bikes

Renne Field, Ewing Young Park, mountain biking and state of the parks among topics for conversation The Chehalem Park and Recreation District will hold a pair of open houses in November to chat about the state of the parks and take input on three of its priority projects: developments at Renne Field...

10/08/2025

Not Yamhill County… But super cool nonetheless!

https://www.koin.com/news/portland/magical-experience-benson-boone-bikes-with-portland-students-ahead-of-show/?fbclid=IwZnRzaANT1epleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHkhArx5Amlim-26pd-fxoXtHU-LI6iVHDE51E8cGXQo3SGf3kzLFpBgWDBvy_aem_IUCkJqr1gVfDuk-osd56kg

After community members rallied online, a Grammy-nominated artist, known for his killer mustache and backflips, was seen Friday leading students on a bike ride through a Portland neighborhood.

10/01/2025

Hello everybody out there in Yamhill County!

If you didn’t know, George Fox University partners with Yamhill County public works for traffic engineering, real world, problem-solving. It is an amazing program and we strongly support it. Please see the below and follow the YellowBrickRoad of links to let your opinion be known !

Attention all Yamhill County Residents:
Make your voice heard! George Fox University Engineering and Yamhill County Public Works are partnering to plan a future bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure improvement within Yamhill County, and they want to hear any challenges you experience as a cyclist or pedestrian using County-owned roadways.

Your feedback will help to inform and prioritize the County's plan for improvements, so please take 5 minutes to fill out this interest form:

Yamhill County Bike/Ped Interest Form

09/27/2025

October 5th, 2025 A DIY Event

Come sip some molten goodness from CCaravan Coffeeand take a bike ride with friends.

Coffee has been kindly donated by Caravan Coffee, Newberg OR. Cycle Yamhill County will be brewing it up to stoke your cup.

If anyone wants to ride after coffee, Some folks are choosing to ride This route: 100% paved and circumnavigates the Upper Nestucca Recreation Area in all of it's glory.

All riders must register here: https://forms.gle/ytVr1P1Xr2tQJo8x9

Route Details:
Start and Finish Location: Grassy Flats Staging Area - 8G5X+H9 Willamina, Oregon

Time: Coffee 8:00-9:30am

Riders can start at their leisure, C*C riders will start after closing down coffee station.

Route - https://ridewithgps.com/routes/52807550
32 Miles 3K Feet of Elevation Surface - 100% Paved

Ride at Your Own Risk : This is a open community coffee "happening" and some folks after are going for a ride, not a race. Please wear a helmet, follow traffic laws, and ride safely. C*C is not responsible for accidents, injuries, or lost items.

Check out more about the here: https://coffeeoutside.ridewithgps.com/

Our Best,
Cycle Yamhill County

08/24/2025

Like to go slow? We got you!
Come ride!

Hit our website for some fantastic gravel routes no matter your preferred speed.

Big thanks to Ride with GPS for being amazing and having a platform that is the backbone to any ride.

Grant Petersen, the founder of Rivendell Bicycle Works, has become famous for making beautiful bikes, using materials and components that his industry has mostly abandoned. The bike designer believes that the industry’s focus on racing—along with “competition and a pervasive addiction to technology”—has had a poisonous influence on cycling culture. Peterson advocates for pleasurable, unhurried riding—alone, or with family and friends—and is obsessive about comfort. Rivendell’s bicycles are marketed as “UNracing” bikes, designed for cross-country touring, local bike camping, and running errands. Through the years, the bikes have amassed a devoted following. Read about a bike designer trying to preserve the craft, and delight, of cycling: https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/CA-1kA

08/23/2025

Funny, not funny. (But, yea, funny).

When the non-cycling public is upset about their tax dollars (and our tax dollars, money comes from the same place) being wasted on cycling infrastructure... "I never see anyone using it!" I wonder why...

Shout out to our Public Works Departments and Transportation Consultants! I'm sure you're (mostly) trying! Connectivity isn't always easy. Just ask a cyclist. (Seriously, ask a cyclist before you build the next thing...)

When we sent out a message on Twitter asking for photographic evidence of the worst bike lanes on the planet, the response was huge