Mountain Bike Shuttle Oakridge Oregon - Cog Wild Bicycle Tours

Oakridge, Oregon is uniquely set up for mountain bike shuttles, that is why Cog Wild has been operating here since 2016. This page has information about daily mountain bike shuttles, discounted combo packages, shuttle passes and private shuttles to the popular and backcountry trails in Oakridge, Oregon.

Oakridge Mountain Bike Shuttle Update

March 13, 2026:

In March and April, shuttles will run to Alpine and Dead Mountain on weekends when it’s not raining heavily. This will minimize impact and allow the trails to dry out between spring storms.

Early season shuttle schedule:

Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 9AM Alpine, 2 PM Dead Mountain.
Larison is available upon request for groups of 5 or more.

The table below shows the mountain bike shuttle schedule for the main season, which runs from May-October. The schedule is subject to change based on weather and client demand. Empty shuttles will be culled from the schedule 24 – 48 hours in advance to direct riders to confirmed shuttles. From November- April, during periods of high pressure, shuttles may be scheduled to Dead Mountain, Larison Rock and possibly Alpine.

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Alpine	9 AM	9 AM	9 AM	9 AM	9 AM	9 AM 10:30 AM 12:30 PM	9 AM
Hardesty	11 AM 1:30 PM	11 AM 1:30 PM	11 AM 1:30 PM	11 AM 1:30 PM	11 AM 1:30 PM	8:30 AM 11 AM 1:30 PM	11 AM 1:30 PM
Lawler	11:15 AM 1:45 PM	11:15 AM 1:45 PM	11:15 AM 1:45 PM	11:15 AM 1:45 PM	11:15 AM 1:45 PM	8:45 AM 11:15 AM 1:45 PM	11:15 AM 1:45 PM
Dead Mountain	3:30 PM	3:30 PM	3:30 PM	3:30 PM	10:30 AM 3:30 PM	3:30 PM	10:30 AM 3:30 PM
Heckletooth					2:30 PM	2:30 PM	2:30 PM
Aubrey Mountain					12:30 PM		12:30 PM
Moon Point (Young’s Rock)						July 11 & 25 Aug 8 & 29 Sept 19, 2026
Larison Rock		Available upon request

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Mountain Bike Shuttle Packages for Oakridge

The shuttle schedule is designed for mountain bikers to catch multiple shuttles each day. These packaged shuttle combos are the least expensive way to ride two or more trails on the same day.

Ride two classic mountain bike trails in Oakridge, Oregon

$55 for a morning Alpine shuttle and a afternoon Dead Mountain Shuttle in the same day.
Be prepared to move your vehicle (or ride your bike) from the Alpine base to Cog Wild’s Oakridge location in Uptown to catch the Dead Mountain shuttle.

Two of Oakridge’s best mountain bike trails back to back for $65

Book two consecutive time slots: Hardesty on the earlier time slot then and Lawler for a time slot a couple hours later on the same day.
Park at Hardesty Trail Head to and catch the first shuttle, get off the shuttle at the Hardesty drop off.
Ride Hardesty Trail back to your vehicle and drive to the Lawler shuttle pick up.
On the second shuttle, get off the van at the top of Lawler Trail and ride back to your vehicle.

Take it easy on two of the most approachable trails in Oakridge

$40 for two back to back shuttles on Dead Mountain and Aubrey Mountain on the same day.
These are the two most approachable trails in the network and therefore our suggestion for low intermediate or strong beginner riders.
Access both trails from Cog Wild’s home base in Uptown Oakridge; explore the recreation trails and side roads as you roll through town on the way back from the trails.

Park at Cog Wild in Uptown Oakridge to ride three mountain bike shuttles in a day.

$70 for Heckletooth, Dead Mountain and Larison Rock shuttle on the same day
Link up trails on the east side of the trail network and enjoy the recreation trails and side roads as you roll back to Cog Wild through town.
This package is only available when Larison and Heckletooth are on the schedule. If you have a group of 4 or more, please call the office to add these shuttles to the schedule if you want to book this package.

Daily Mountain Bike Shuttles in Oakridge

Alpine Trail

E bike friendly

Meet the shuttle at the Portal Park overflow lot in Westfir, OR. This is the bottom of the Alpine trail. Does not meet at our office in Oakridge.
Trail rating: blue. For strong intermediate and advanced riders. 13 miles, +900′, -4,200′.
This shuttle drops you at the top of the world famous Alpine Trail. Enjoy the amazing ridgeline singletrack from Kate’s Cut In back to the Covered Bridge, or add on the Tire Mountain & Cloverpatch Trails to create a 25 mile epic.
Shuttle: 45 minutes
Ride: 2 – 6 hours
Additional Alpine trail details
$37 per person

Dead Mountain Trail

E bike friendly

Departs from Cog Wild’s Headquarters in Uptown Oakridge: 48333 E 1st St. Oakridge, Oregon 97463. Park on the street in the commercial district.
Trail rating: blue. 6 miles singletrack, 1.5 miles road. +150′, -2,500′.
Dead Mountain is a good introduction to riding in Oakridge. Of all our shuttles it’s the best trail for less experienced riders but is still challenging for beginners. The singletrack includes flowy berms, fast descents and technical benchcuts. Ride 1.5 miles of paved road ride back to our office.
Shuttle: 35 minutes
Ride: 1 – 2.5 hours
$25 per person

Hardesty Trail

Meet the shuttle at Hardesty Trailhead on Hwy 58, roughly 14 miles west of Oakridge.
Trail rating: blue. For advanced riders.
The shuttle drops you on the flank of Hardesty Mountain. Ride starts with a stout 2 mile 800′ climb to the summit before a winding descent of roughly 3,200′ through stunning old growth. Tight switchbacks and natural trail tech keep this trail exciting the whole way.
Shuttle: 40 minutes
Ride: 1.5 – 3 hours
$37 per person

Lawler Trail

E bike friendly

Meet the shuttle at the “Y” 0.5 miles up Patterson Mountain Rd from Hwy 58. This is the junction of RD 5840 & 531. 10 miles west of Oakridge.
Trail rating: blue. For advanced riders. 7 miles singletrack, +500, -3,500.
Swoopy turns through old growth western Hemlock, technical chutes through clear cuts, tight switchbacks, some climbing to keep you honest, and a new school flow trail finish at the creek. Climb the 0.6 miles up the road or trail back to the Y.
Shuttle: 40 minutes. Shared van with Hardesty, arrives 15 minutes after picking them up.
Ride: 1.5 – 3 hours
$37 per person

Aubrey Mountain Trail

Departs from Cog Wild’s Headquarters in Uptown Oakridge: 48333 E 1st St. Oakridge, Oregon 97463. Park on the street in the commercial district.
Trail rating: black. For intermediate / advanced riders.
Aubrey Mountain is a short, fast and flowy trail on the east side of town. Enjoy fun corners, short steep sections and fast straightaways. Finish on the in-town trails back to Cog Wild.
Shuttle: 25 minutes
Ride: Up to 1 hour
$25

Heckletooth Mountain Trail

Departs from Cog Wild’s Headquarters in Uptown Oakridge: 48333 E 1st St. Oakridge, Oregon 97463. Park on the street in the commercial district.
Trail rating: black. For advanced riders. +800, -2,700′, 7 miles. Then, 2 miles on paved road back to the office.
Heckletooth is back with fresh trail work after the 2021 Kwis Fire. This gem is a true black diamond trail for advanced riders. Expect a challenging climb, steep rocky sections, exposure, amazing views, tight switchbacks and fast sidehills.
Shuttle: 1 hour
Ride: 2 – 5 hours
$37 per person

Moon Point & Young’s Rock Trail

Departs from Cog Wild’s Headquarters in Uptown Oakridge: 48333 E 1st St. Oakridge, Oregon 97463. Park on the street in the commercial district.
Trail rating: blue. For intermediate / advanced riders.
Not just a shuttle, this is a full day excursion from Oakridge out to Moon Point/Young’s Rock. The trail is rad: start with a half mile climb through subalpine meadows and big old growth stands followed by 5 miles of downhill with switchbacks, open rock outcroppings, meadows, a former burn with loose, dusty troughs that keep you alert and end with a rough and rooty finish. We include an optional Larison shuttle on the way back to town.
Shuttle: 6 hour day, 2 MP laps + 1 optional Larison on the drive back.
2026 Dates:
July 11 & 25, August 8 & 29
September 19 and upon request for groups of 5 or more
Ride: 3-4 hours
$85

Larison Rock Trail

Departs from Cog Wild’s Headquarters in Uptown Oakridge: 48333 E 1st St. Oakridge, Oregon 97463. Park on the street in the commercial district.
Trail rating: blue. Intermediate and advanced riders. +50′, -2,100′, 3 miles. Then, 1.5 miles through town to the office.
Larison Rock is a short & sweet downhill trail right in town. Finish your day with 4 miles of fast continuous downhill through classic West Cascades old growth forest that drops you into beautiful Greenwaters Park.
Shuttle: 30 minutes
Ride: 30 min – 1.5 hours
$25 per person, available upon demand for groups of 5 or more.

Private & Custom Mountain Bike Shuttles in Oakridge

Private Mountain Bike Shuttles

For groups of 6 – 12 riders who are very familiar with the trail systems, book a van for a full day of riding at your group’s pace. Availability is limited, book in advance to secure your custom trip.

Private OAKRIDGE Shuttles

Private Shuttle with a Guide

Book a van and guide for a full or half day to learn the trails, access lesser known gems or go for big all day adventure rides.

Oakridge Guided Shuttles

Mountain Bike Shuttle Passes

A mountain biker climbs Alpine Trail through tall trees.

Mountain Bike Shuttle Season Pass for Oakridge

Unlimited shuttles for the entire season!
New! Bend and Oakridge combo shuttle pass
Valid for all regular Oakridge shuttles
Not transferrable
$399 for Oakridge pass,
$600 for a Bend & Oakridge Combo Pass

Oakridge Shuttle Season Pass

Combo Shuttle Season Pass

Mountain Bike Shuttle Location Map for Oakridge Oregon:

The trails and shuttle meeting locations in Oakridge are spread out across the landscape. Each shuttle has a specific meeting location that you must know before you go.

Your confirmation email includes meeting locations and directions for your itinerary.
Cell service is limited in the area; be sure to clarify directions and upload directions while still in wifi or cell service.
Some travel between shuttle meet spots is required.

Cog Wild Oakridge shuttle meeting locations are shown above and in a clickable map below.

Still not sure what to ride?

Ride with a Guide

Guided rides are a great way to experience the diversity of trails and terrain in Oakridge. Our guides will assess your skill, orient you to place, and recommend trails to ride for the rest of your visit.

Oakridge guided rides

Hone your Skills

Oakridge’s trails are challenging for riders of every skill level. Our experienced instructors love teaching and will help you improve your skills so you can feel more competent and confident, which means more fun.

Oakridge skills instruction