Route ForecastCape Meares / Bayocean Road
17 mi · 750 ft up · Moderate
~70% gravel, 30% paved
Starts about 59 mi from Newport
Route Forecast › Oregon Coast gravel rides
Oregon Coast gravel rides, with today’s wind
23 gravel routes along the Oregon Coast and into the Coast Range, from Dirty Freehub’s route guides. See the distance, climbing and surface for each, the wind at its start right now, and open any ride for a stretch-by-stretch forecast timed to when you’ll ride it.
Easier starts
- Siltcoos Station 17 mi · 1,000 ft
- Double Go! 19 mi · 953 ft
- Bee Line 23 mi · 2,200 ft
Mostly gravel
- Milli-Mania 34 mi · 3,888 ft
- Crosscut 39 mi · 3,500 ft
- Cape Meares / Bayocean Road 17 mi · 750 ft
Big days
- Tour of the Giants 270 mi · 23,000 ft
- CheddarHead 90 mi · 10,900 ft
- Wildhorse 8 76 mi · 10,400 ft
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North Coast
Starts north of about Lincoln City. 3 rides
CheddarHead
90 mi · 10,900 ft up · Very Demanding
60% gravel / 20% single-track / 20% paved
Starts about 59 mi from Newport
Terrible Tilly
31 mi · 4,000 ft up · Demanding
~ 75% gravel, 25% paved
Starts about 87 mi from Newport
Central Coast
Starts between Lincoln City and Coos Bay. 8 rides
Siltcoos Station
17 mi · 1,000 ft up · Easier
15% gravel / 85% paved
Starts about 49 mi from Newport
Bee Line
23 mi · 2,200 ft up · Easier
~25% gravel, 75% paved
Starts about 49 mi from Newport
Drift Creek Falls
30 mi · 2,900 ft up · Easier
~ 20% gravel, 80% paved
Starts about 20 mi from Newport
Dichotomy
31 mi · 3,800 ft up · Very Demanding
65% gravel, 10% single-track, 25% paved
Starts about 18 mi from Newport
Lands of the Yachats
34 mi · 3,896 ft up · Moderate
~ 40% gravel, 60% paved
Starts about 23 mi from Newport
Crosscut
39 mi · 3,500 ft up · Moderate
75% gravel / 25% paved
Starts about 60 mi from Newport
Honeyman
54 mi · 5,300 ft up · Moderate
~30% gravel, 70% paved
Starts about 49 mi from Newport
Cannibal 5
61 mi · 7,500 ft up · Moderate
60% gravel, 40% paved
Starts about 19 mi from Newport
South Coast
Starts south of Coos Bay. 12 rides
Double Go!
19 mi · 953 ft up · Easier
~ 60% gravel road + short hike, 40% paved
Starts about 83 mi from Newport
Catching Blue
23 mi · 2,300 ft up · Easier
~ 10% gravel / 90% paved
Starts about 88 mi from Newport
Ludlum House
26 mi · 1,600 ft up · Easier
~25% gravel, 75% paved
Starts about 181 mi from Newport
Winchuck Wicked
28 mi · 2,700 ft up · Moderate
~35% gravel, 65% paved
Starts about 180 mi from Newport
Milli-Mania
34 mi · 3,888 ft up · Moderate
80% gravel / 20% paved
Starts about 84 mi from Newport
Purple Panther
39 mi · 3,600 ft up · Moderate
~ 65% gravel, 35% paved
Starts about 132 mi from Newport
Bolan Mountain Fire Lookout
43 mi · 5,300 ft up · Unknown
Gravel 40% / Paved 60%
Starts about 175 mi from Newport
Bombsite
47 mi · 5,300 ft up · Moderate
~70% gravel, 30% paved
Starts about 180 mi from Newport
Myrtle Tree
51 mi · 5,600 ft up · Unknown
~ 60% gravel, 40% paved
Starts about 148 mi from Newport
Agness Went Rogue
75 mi · 6,400 ft up · Unknown
~ 35% gravel, 65% paved
Starts about 120 mi from Newport
Wildhorse 8
76 mi · 10,400 ft up · Very Demanding
~70% gravel, 30% paved
Starts about 158 mi from Newport
Tour of the Giants
270 mi · 23,000 ft up · Demanding
25% gravel, 75% paved
Starts about 174 mi from Newport
Riding gravel here
- Cool, damp and changeable. Fog and drizzle are common even in summer, and conditions can be very different a few miles inland. Check temperature and rain along the whole route.
- Wind off the ocean. Afternoon wind along the coast is common, especially in summer. Open any ride to see where it will be in your face.
- Steep and remote. Coast Range forest roads climb hard and have few services. Carry what you need, and read the route guide for access and logging closures.
Questions
Where can I find gravel rides on the Oregon Coast?
This page lists 23 coastal and Coast Range gravel routes from Dirty Freehub’s Oregon route guides, grouped into north, central and south coast, with live wind at every start.
What’s a good easier coast gravel ride?
Siltcoos Station (17 mi, 1,000 ft of climbing) is one of the shorter rides on this page.
Who made these routes?
The routes and guides are by Dirty Freehub, a volunteer group that maps gravel rides around Oregon. Route Forecast adds the weather.