Mountain Bike Shuttles
Public shuttles run on a regular schedule to well-used trailheads, and drivers can be arranged for private groups.
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Overview
Visitors can access regularly scheduled public shuttles or arrange private group shuttles to popular trailheads. The company offers guided rides for various group sizes and mountain bike skills instruction with certified coaches. They also provide mountain bike rentals, including E-bikes, full suspension, hardtails, kid bikes, and gravel bikes, from their Bend and Oakridge locations.
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The packages
Public shuttles run on a regular schedule to well-used trailheads, and drivers can be arranged for private groups.
Guides can lead solo riders, small groups, reunions and corporate off-site events.
Private or group lessons are taught by coaches certified through the Professional Mountain Bike Instructor Association.
Adventure days run in the Ochoco National Forest, Mt. Hood, the Old Cascade Crest and McKenzie Region, and backcountry near Bend and Oakridge.
Gravel tours mix high country roads, double track and paved sections with big views.
Individuals or small groups can book a private gravel skills lesson to build their abilities.
Half-day gravel lessons last about 3 to 3.5 hours with snacks on the trail.
Full-day gravel lessons run about 5 hours with lunch and snacks on the trail.
This least strenuous adventure ride shuttles riders to the top for a long singletrack run into Bend.
The ride is mostly blue singletrack, with short tech sections and long steep climbs.
The route totals 12 miles, with a main climb of 2,100 feet to the Crescent summit.
Intended for strong intermediate and advanced riders ready for long climbs and plenty of trail.
A shuttle day with plenty of descending and little climbing, repeated lap after lap.
Riders need medium fitness and a desire for steep terrain.
Riders should bring climbing legs and blue to light black trail skills.
Riders should expect a backcountry adventure with faint trail and some hikeabike.
The styles
The e-bike is a Class 1 full suspension model with pedal assist.
The full suspension fleet is mostly Santa Cruz Hightowers and Tallboys on 29″ wheels.
The hardtail is a Santa Cruz Chameleon with a front suspension fork and a dropper post.
The Santa Cruz Stigmata is a drop-bar bike for roads, gravel and easy trails.
Event experiences
Details from cogwild.com
Good to know
as of September 2026 — verify on the operator’s site