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Alpine Trail (20-50 miles) – The Crown Jewel. – Smooth and fast, with breathtaking panoramic views. To earn the thrill, you climb 8-12 miles on forest service roads. Once you hit the trail, there is a little work, some minor technical, and then it’s all downhill for over three hours! Lots of loops and offshoot options including; Tire Mt, Cloverpath, North Fork and more.

There are many trails within Alpine.  Depending on how long you want to ride and what sort of challenge you're looking for, you'll find days of riding in this one awesome trail.


Larison Creek – Highly technical single-track, particularly at the top. The ride starts from camp, up three miles of paved road, then ten of gradually climbing fire road to the trailhead. The Creek ride is the perfect test of skill and courage. Extreme switchbacks, exposed roots, and stream crossings are a few of the challenges. About halfway down, it opens up and lets you ride, almost continually. Around two hours on the trail then a couple miles of downhill pavement back to camp.


Larison Rock – Fun, short, and quick, with patches of technical. A five-mile paved climb from camp puts you at the trailhead. The trail winds down the hills over camp. Although mostly smooth and fast, it slows down for some steep narrows and tight spots. Plan for 2-3 hours, round-trip from camp.

Salmon Creek – A beautiful ride up the river to the Salmon Creek Falls. This flat, groomed trail runs right through camp and includes a variety of local points of interest along the ride. There are no hills or obstacles. A straight round trip is about 12 miles. For a harder Option: Cross the Salmon Creek Bridge for rolling hills with some technical patches. Gain some vertical with a trip up Dead Mountain then back on the Flat Creek Trail.

Additional – There are many additional trails as part of the event or for exploring on your own. Oakridge is just loaded with great options for riding.