Trail Description:
One of the most beautiful trails in the northwest! This trail winds along the McKenzie river through an old growth forest. The trail is carpeted with pine needles, with stream crossings,bridges, and waterfalls. Very stunning!
How to get there:
From Eugene: Drive about 50 miles east of Eugene on highway 126 to McKenzie Bridge trailhead. Trailhead is on the left.
Additional Notes:
Some people shorten the ride by shuttling to the top and riding down.
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wooooohh just got done riding this trail, one of the
best single tracks ever ridden, extremely beautiful
terrain, a must for any rider that loves this sport. great
natural trails
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| Posted by: 2 4 Iowa on 8/28/2009 |
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Get a good map and in general, take the log crossings. These will keep you on route. 1st third is technical, slow, and has the potential to eat you up if your skills are not honed. 2nd third starts to open up, speed increases, climbs are moderate. Bottom third is a breeze / with flowing single track... Shuttle is the way to go (Cogwild in Bend served me well) unless you want to ride the road back to the trail head. Strong ride but there are equally strong, if not better, rides west of Bend up Skyliner road... Stop into the LBS and ask for a map that will give you all you want... Bend is 100% dedicated to supporting riders. Rentals were spot on as was Cogwild who will shuttle you and or cover your tail on other guided rides.
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| Posted by: Doswheels on 6/16/2009 |
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I just rode the MRT. I had to call the
paramedics because I overdosed on SWEET
Singletrack. I rode both ways around
Clear Lake and recommend taking the
"right" route at the top edge of the
lake. The left side route is OK but not
worth the nonsense of riding through the
paved lava trail area. I found myself
wondering near the end of the ride
"when this will end?" It is simply
awesome. It is best done with a shuttle.
A must ride for anyone anywhere near
Oregon.
(some of the signage has been pilfered,
just keep heading downhill and stay next
to the river when in doubt)
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| Posted by: Dawn on 5/13/2009 |
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I am heading to Oregon to explore and am bringing my bike. This sounds like a fun trail, will it be dry enough to ride by May 23rd?
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