We offer three different locations for our bike tours, each offering its own unique qualities. We supply you with 21-speed mountain bikes that will get you where you need to go with ease or bring your own if you wish.
The Jackson F. Kimball Tour starts at Kimball Park and meanders on back forest roads to Annie Creek and back.
The Wood River Wetlands Tour takes you through a bird lovers paradise where you can see lots of wildlife.
The Collier Memorial State Park Tour follows paths along Spring Creek and The Williamson River.
Each of our tours last about 3 hours.
Rented bikes taking some time to enjoy the vistas at Crater Lake National Park.
3 hours
This guided bike tour starts at Jackson F. Kimball, a pristine area located at the headwaters of the Wood River.
It's a 20 mile (32 km) guided tour on a rarely-used forest road that starts at Kimball and takes you through pine forests, mixed with open meadow and laced with quaking aspen. You arrive at picturesque Annie Creek then travel back.
Wide-open spaces with scenic beauty are the norm when cycling in The Upper Klamath Basin. We have bicycle tours that you are sure to enjoy!
This is an easy to moderate ride with some slight elevation changes but nothing extreme.
Jackson F. Kimball Tour Overlooking The Wood River Valley
If you like watching birds, you won't want to miss this bike tour!
3 hours
Immerse yourself in the sounds of all the different migratory birds and waterfowl that use this area. The Wood River Wetlands consists of 3,200 acres and has an 8-Mile (13km) trail that circles its entirety. They're located next to Agency Lake and the Wood River traveling through the center with the Cascade Mountain range in the not-to-far distance.
Wide-open spaces with scenic beauty are the norm when cycling in The Upper Klamath Basin. We have bicycle tours that you are sure to enjoy! For the tours, we supply the 21-speed mountain bikes that will get you where you need to be with ease or bring your own.
Wood River Wetlands, where you will always see wildlife!
3 hours
This 20-Mile (32km) guided bike tour starts at the crystal-clear waters of Spring Creek and takes you along the Williamson River through magnificent scenery. It ends at the Collier State Park Logging Museum. Before you head home, you can take some time here to view historical logging equipment and the relocated pioneer village dating back to the 1880s. You can also choose to stay in the beautiful campground facilities and enjoy the area.
Wide-open spaces with scenic beauty are the norm when cycling in The Upper Klamath Basin. We have bicycle tours that you are sure to enjoy! For the tours, we supply the 21-speed mountain bikes that will get you where you need to be with ease or bring your own.
Ride along the banks of Spring Creek and The Williamson River
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