Bachelor & Bend Singletrack

As a pioneering outfitter in Oregon, our mindset has always been, if you build it—ethically, sustainably—they will come. From memorable campsites to our trademark rides, plenty of life’s small pleasures are yours while riding Oregon’s Cascade Mountains.

It begins in the stunning countryside that frames Mt. Bachelor: named for the sharp, if aloof 9,068-ft nobleman seemingly detached from the nearby Three Sisters, a tight band of 10,000-ft volcanic peaks. About 20-miles southwest of Bend, we ride beautiful singletrack through dense forest, arcing around no less than five dazzling high mountain lakes. Spanning 1.8-million acres, the Deschutes National Forest opens onto a trail system heavy on variety but lightly traveled. Our backcountry routes roll up to lofty waterfalls and edge a 7,000-year old volcanic peak. The newly designated Newberry Volcanic National Monument—within the Deschutes NF—promises not only epic singletrack riding within its 55,500-acres, but spectacular lakes that give way to flows of sparkling obsidian, suspended in long-ago lava flows.

By virtue of its diverse trails and routes, Mt Bachelor lends itself to a wide-range of skill levels.