Cog Wild shuttles are a great way to explore the trails around Bend. With about 3,000′ of elevation gain between town and Mt. Bachelor, visitors and locals with season passes all enjoy a quick shuttle up the hill to maximize your time on the trail.
Daily Shuttles
From May through October, Cog Wild runs regular shuttles service along the Century Drive corridor.
Custom Shuttles
Reserve a van for your group to ride in the Bend area.
Newberry Shuttle
Available upon request, this shuttle drops riders at Paulina Peak for an adventurous ride back to Bend.
McKenzie River Trail
Available upon request, this is a shuttle from Bend to McKenzie River Trail and back for a full day of riding for your group.

Bend Shuttles Meet at Cog Wild
Cog Wild is based at the LOGE Bend, 2 miles up Century Drive from Bend on your way to Mt. Bachelor. Ride from town, or park here to catch the shuttle.

Access 200+ miles of singletrack
Shuttles drive up the hill toward Mt. Bachelor on Century Drive. Each shuttle will stop at Wanoga, Swampy Lakes and Dutchman Trailheads.
Bend Shuttle Riding Areas
Green Gate / RD 4613
These stops must be requested from the driver. Begin at “Green Gate” to access beginner & family-friendly trails like Storm King, Ticket to Ride and Catch & Release. “Road 4613” is up the hill just a bit further with access to Funner & Steve Larsen Trail.
Average ride back to Cog Wild is 4 – 10 miles.
Wanoga Sno Park
Our first regular stop accesses the Wanoga Pump Track, Funner, Tiddlywinks, Tyler’s Traverse and much more. While the terrain is generally downhill and most obstacles have go-arounds, these blue and black trails can be challenging for new or younger riders.
Average ride back to Cog Wild is 12 – 18 miles.
Swampy Lakes Sno Park
Mid-elevation Swampy Lakes Trailhead is a great place for longer rides to access many trails that connect to the Swampy Lakes Loop like Vista Butte, Swede Ridge, South Fork and Upper & Lower Whoops.
Average ride back to Cog Wild is 15 – 20 miles.
Dutchman Flat / Mt. Bachelor
Once the higher elevation trails are free from snow (late June to mid-July), our final stop is Dutchman Flat, across the highway from Mt. Bachelor Ski Area / Bike Park. Use Flagline Access to ride backcountry trails like Metolius-Windigo, and Middle Flagline, which opens on August 15 to protect elk calving grounds.
Average ride back to Cog Wild is 25 – 40 miles.
Still not sure where to ride?

Ride with a Guide
Cog Wild is based at the LOGE Bend, 2 miles up Century Drive from Bend on your way to Mt. Bachelor. Ride from town, or park here to catch the shuttle.

Hone your Skills
Shuttles drive up the hill toward Mt. Bachelor on Century Drive. Each shuttle will stop at Wanoga, Swampy Lakes and Dutchman Trailheads.