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We’ve opened our ride registration just in time for the holidays so you can purchase gift certificates – an easy and fun gift that’s a little unexpected.

Gift certificates are perfect for stuffing in a stocking or slipping under the tree.

Finally, a gift that the bike lovers in your life will appreciate. Your purchase includes a full day of riding, breakfast, lunch, snacks, full support and a gourmet dinner with free beer garden.

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• A Gourmet Distance Ride.
• Gorgeous routes, an incredible tour of Portland and its majestic fringes.
• Breakfast, lunch, snacks, gourmet dinner and FREE BEER – all included!
• Top notch support – relax in the saddle, we take care of it all.
• Challenge yourself on one of three impressive routes.
• Fall in love with Portland, all over again.

WATCH THE VIDEO

ABOUT THE RIDE

THE TOUR

A Tour of Portland Highlights including Bull Run, Marine Drive, Alameda Ridge, Ladd’s Addition, Willamette Bluffs, Kelly Butte, Hawthorne Bridge, Powell Butte Park, Springwater Corridor, Smith and Bybee Lakes, Pioneer Courhouse Square and Downtown Portland along three impressive routes.

THE REST STOPS

A Gourmet Ride! The menu varies by course, and includes: Hot Lips Pizza, deli sandwiches on Dave’s Killer Bread, strawberry shortcake, pasta salad, fresh fruits and much more.

THE DINNER

A Delicious Dinner and Beer Garden Grilled salmon fillet, tender asparagus, mixed greens salad, pasta salad, and yummy dessert – all served with a cold microbrew or two.

THE SUPPORT

Unrivaled Support Every Mile of the Way. Well marked courses; clear ride map; ride-along medics and mechanics; well-stocked (and yummy!) rest stops; support vehicles on course (just in case); tons of great food; start line mechanical support; short lines; hundreds of volunteers, friendly, helpful staff and all the support you need to have an incredible day riding through Portland and its awe-inspiring fringes.

There are five rest stops along the way. The many Portland highlights include Johnson Creek, the Columbia River, Kelley Point Park and a grand finale stretch along Broadway downtown, right past Pioneer Courthouse Square – Portland’s living room.

At a Glance

• Distance: 101 miles
• Elevation: + 5585 / – 5575 ft
• Climbing Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult*
• Avg Distance between Rest Stops: ~16 miles
• Lunch Stop: Yes
• Download to GPS

This map is interactive. Zoom in, choose to view the landscape (satellite view) or just a map view.

Disclaimers

Route subject to change at anytime.

*Climbing difficulty is a sliding scale is based on the following criteria: Easy: Gently rolling terrain with few short hills. Moderate: Has rolling short steep hills or moderate, sustained climbs. Difficult: Has longer, steeper hills or extreme terrain with frequent steep hills and long sustained climbs.

You’ll pedal a while along the gorgeous Historic Columbia River Highway. On the way back, the route takes you along the Springwater Corridor, passing Jenne Butte, Powell Butte and Mt. Tabor along the way.

Quick Facts

• Distance: 80 miles
• Elevation: + 3095 / – 3084 ft
• Climbing Difficulty: Easy to Moderate*
• Avg Distance between Rest Stops: ~18 miles
• Lunch Stop: Yes
• Download to GPS

The course is relatively flat and travels along scenic, low traffic roads.

This map is interactive. Zoom in, choose to view the landscape (satellite view) or just a map view.

Disclaimers

Route subject to change at anytime.

*Climbing difficulty is a sliding scale is based on the following criteria: Easy: Gently rolling terrain with few short hills. Moderate: Has rolling short steep hills or moderate, sustained climbs. Difficult: Has longer, steeper hills or extreme terrain with frequent steep hills and long sustained climbs.

This course features fewer menu options en route than the other two because it is much shorter and we want you to save your appetite for appetizers and the gourmet finish line dinner (plus free beer garden). Get ready for an incredible Portland tour on this great course.

Quick Facts

• Distance: 42 miles
• Elevation: + 1725 / – 1714 ft
• Climbing Difficulty: Easy to Moderate*
• Avg Distance between Rest Stops: ~12 miles
• Lunch Stop: No
• Download to GPS

This map is interactive. Zoom in, choose to view the landscape (satellite view) or just a map view.

Disclaimers

Route subject to change at anytime.

*Climbing difficulty is a sliding scale is based on the following criteria: Easy: Gently rolling terrain with few short hills. Moderate: Has rolling short steep hills or moderate, sustained climbs. Difficult: Has longer, steeper hills or extreme terrain with frequent steep hills and long sustained climbs.