Wallowa Mountains Bike Tour
USA
6 days (Bike: 7 days)
420 mi (~60mi per day)
Avid
Big climbs
Guided
To alpine mountaintops, along the raging Snake River, through Hells Canyon (North America’s deepest river gorge), high into the Wallowa Mountains and through ghost towns, bustling villages, and the painted hills of ancient fossil beds in between.
The Wallowa Mountains of northeastern Oregon, sometimes referred to as the “Alps of Oregon”, offer very remote riding through dense alpine forests and steep canyons which spill out into large open valleys. This region was the ancestral home to the Wallowa band of the Lower Nez Perce who once held one of the largest Native American reservations here until the push of settlers heading west reduced the size of the reservation instigating the Nez Perce War in 1877. Times are more peaceful these days and the myriad friendly small and old western style towns, even a few ghost towns, dot the region between the vast openness of the wide valleys and high mountains.
Highlights of the Wallowa bike tour include the charming artist’s town of Joseph, the Snake River Canyon, Rattlesnake Hill and much more…
This tour is geared towards intermediate to advanced cyclists looking fair amounts of climbing along remote back country roads.
Tour Information
From
Boise, Idaho
To
Boise, Idaho
Cost From
Guided Please Ask
Single Supplement
Available
Group Info
Group discount for groups of 4 or more.
Inclusions
6-nights of exceptional lodging, bike rental included on Oregon tours for rentals made 60 days in advance, guide service, all meals (aside from 1 dinner), forest service fees, energy food, liquid refreshments, shuttles and mechanical support.
Exclusions
Alcoholic beverages, bike rental and massage
Options
Scott Addict 10 carbon road bikes
Scott electric bikes.
Total Distance: 300-420 Miles
If a non-riding spouse or partner would like to join you on tour and they have their own transportation, they can stay in your room for the cost of the tour's single room supplement. Non-Riding spouses and partners can join a tour's meal plan of three meals a day.
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