RALLY ’27

Camping is included in the price of registration. Don’t forget to bring your tent, ground cloth, sleeping bag and pad.

We have very limited RV camping spots, all dry – no water, power or dumping. Convenient portable toilets and showers will be on site.

A registration fee of $775 is required for each RV/Van Camping spot. Dry/no hookups. Purchasing this allows access to all amenities at the overnight site for one non-riding guest and includes one meal band for the non-riding guest. Please review the section below for Non-riding Guest info.

• Vehicles must register – Anyone accompanying a rider through the week in a vehicle must purchase an RV/Van pass or register as a non-riding guest.

Non-riding Guests

Space is very limited in some of our host sites, which limits our capacity for non-riding guests and support vehicles. We cannot accommodate personal vehicles beyond this limited capacity (even if it is just a Prius). This pass is for non-riders who accompany a rider, or group of riders for the event. Please see below for two different options:

Non-riding Guest Registration Fee

One non-riding guest pass comes with each RV/Van registration. Additional rider guests will need to pay a registration fee of $400. The fee includes a meal band and access to the services provided at the overnight site including, showers, restrooms, beer garden, daily entertainment, other food vendors, and medical tent.

RV/Van Registration Fee

A registration fee of $775 is required for each RV/Van vehicle. Dry/no hook up. Includes access to all amenities at the overnight site for one non-riding guest and includes one meal band for that guest.

Important considerations about the Non-riding Guest/Support Vehicle parking program:

• Vehicles must register – Anyone accompanying a rider through the week in a vehicle must purchase a non-riding guest or RV/Van Camping pass.
• Tent Camping – Some of the non-riding guest/Support Vehicle locations will have grass nearby for tent camping, others will not.
• Non-riding guests and Support Vehicles drive alternate routes to each overnight location – To enhance the safety of riders and their overall experience, non-riding guests and support vehicles will often be asked to take alternate roads to the overnight site wherever possible (directions will be provided). The non-riding guest/support vehicles option is not meant to provide support for individual riders along the route.
• Non-riding guests and support vehicle drivers are not registered riders, and so should not be riding the route each day.
• Non-riding guest/support vehicle campsites will be as close to the rider venues as possible –  non-riding guest/support vehicle area is not an RV park – more likely it’s a city park, someone’s field or a parking lot.
• Quiet Hours – When possible, we try and locate vehicles that have generators separately from those without. In addition, the non-riding guest/support vehicle area will observe quiet hours (no generators) from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am every day.

Information coming soon

If you want the star treatment for your camping experience, try the immensely popular Tent + Porter Service.

Imagine this: You arrive in camp and skip the trip to the baggage truck. Instead, you head directly for a primo camping spot, where a spiffy 9′ x 7′ Cycle Oregon tent has been set up for you. Your luggage is waiting outside. And this process repeats itself at each location. Tents fit one or two people, and the service costs $325 for the week. Tents will be set up by 2:00 pm each move day, marked with your tent number.

Tents are limited and available on a first-come, first-portered basis, so register early to ensure your spot. If two of you are sharing, only one person needs to sign up for the service. One or two chairs will be provided with each tent.

Sleeping bags and pads are not provided, so please don’t forget to bring yours.

Cycle Oregon provides week-long parking for riders one mile from the start/finish site. Parking passes are available for $55 in advance until registration closes. We will post specific directions to the parking area as we draw closer to the event. Security is provided from dusk to dawn.

We encourage folks to ride share through Get There. We highly recommend coordinating carpools with other folks!

• No Cycle Oregon bus service will be provided in 2027.  

Showers

Shower trucks will be provided at each overnight site. Please remember to bring a towel or two, as we do not provide towels or toiletries. Shower schedule will be published at Rider Services at camp.

Rider Services

Look for the Rider Services trailer in camp. Here you can ask questions, meet friends, or locate missing items at lost and found. Rider Services is where you can shop for some great Cycle Oregon merchandise. We’ll have a limited number of this year’s ride jersey, tees, and a selection of Cycle Oregon merchandise.

Medical Services

Medical services from Adventure Medics will be available at the overnight site. There is no charge for medical services on the course or at the site. If you require transport to or from a local medical facility, you will be financially responsible for transport and medical services there.

CPAP Service

We will designate a camping area adjacent to the medical tent with electrical hookups for those who use equipment such as a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) or sleep machine. The medical crew will carry your CPAP equipment from site to site; the cost for this service is $125 for the week. This does not include the use of a tent – you must provide your own or register for Tent + Porter. This service is limited to the first 30 people who register.

Massage

SPORTS MASSAGE THERAPY by the Cycle Oregon Massage Team:
Riders may sign up for a post-ride massage therapy treatment in-camp with one of our experienced Oregon Licensed Massage Therapists.

Each therapist can tailor a session for you based on ride recovery, injury rehab/mitigation, or just for a treat, to help your body feel comfortable again after a hard ride! In addition to in-camp signup, riders may choose to pre-book their sessions before the event starts. Visit the website here.

Yoga

Stretch out the muscles that get tight during cycling. These yoga classes will help you stay close to your breath this week. Not only will this help you feel better, but stretching can also help prevent injury. And you’ll meet other great people who like to do nice things for their bodies too.

Jennifer Holzapfel-Hanson, a seasoned yoga instructor, found her calling at the intersection of mindfulness and movement. She has been sharing her love for yoga on Cycle Oregon since 2009, seamlessly blending her expertise in restorative stretching with her affinity for cycling.

Her presence on Cycle Oregon serves as an inspiration for those seeking balance, well-being and connection through yoga and cycling. Mats are provided.

Schedule:

• Friday- 5:30 pm
• Saturday- 4:00 and 5:00 pm
• Sunday- 4:00 and 5:00 pm
• Monday- 4:00 and 5:00 pm
• Tuesday- 6:00 am and 5:00 pm
• Wednesday- 6:00 am

Bike Repair

Trek Bicycle Portland returns as our tech support sponsor for the 38th consecutive year! Their staff has significant experience with our events and are fully trained in current e-bike technology though we ask that your bike arrives for the weekend in proper working order. Due to the wide-ranging nature of e-bike systems, we ask that you bring any special parts or equipment unique to your bicycle. 

Trek will be available to build any bikes that have been shipped for free. They will re-pack your bikes at the end of the event for $80. More information to come on how to sign up for this service.

Device Charging

We are offering electronics charging punch cards for your phones, Garmins, bike lights, and other small electronics, but space is limited, due to electricity constraints on-site.

How this service works: 

• • Purchase a punch card of your choice. You have the option of a 5-punch card for $50 or a 10-punch card for $100.

• • Bring your punch card and devices to Rider Services. Upon drop off, staff will punch your card accordingly.

• • Staff will give you a tag that identifies where your device(s) are being charged.

• • When you come to pick up your device(s), you give the staff your tag and they return your items.

How charging works for small devices:

• • One small device can be charged for one punch.

• • Small devices include: cell phone, front light, rear light, bike computer, bike Garmin, smart watch, headphones, heart rate monitor, camp light, headlamp, e-reader, vape pen, and hearing aides.

• • You may bring more than one device at a time, and we will punch your card accordingly.

• • You must bring your own cords.

How charging works for large devices (excluding e-bike batteries and CPAP machines):

• • One large device can be charged for two punches.

• • Large devices include: All battery packs, all power banks, laptops. We cannot charge e-bike batteries or CPAP unless you have previously signed up for these services. 

• • You must bring your own cords and adapters.

 Device we do NOT charge via this service: 

• • E-bike batteries. 

• • Portable Power Stations. 

• • CPAP machines. 

Baggage

Over 60,000 people have made the week trip with one 65-pound bag; you can too! Here are three simple rules for bags:

1. One bag per person. Everything goes in that bag – tent, clothes, etc.
2. 65 pound limit. Volunteers hand move all of these bags. Please abide.
3. Do not strap/lash bags together. This may injure baggage volunteers.

Baggage Pickup
Participants must pick up and deliver their own gear from the baggage trucks at each overnight camping area. Truck trailers are numbered and fitted with stairs. Remember to note the trailer in which you load your gear so you can locate it easily at the next site.

Porters
Local volunteers are usually available to carry bags from the trucks to the campsite and, again in the morning, from the campsite to the trucks. We encourage you to tip the porters ($2-5 per bag is suggested), as this benefits local volunteer groups.

Baggage Truck Departure
Baggage must be dropped by 8:30 a.m. on move days and picked up by 6 p.m. that night. Riders are responsible for getting their bags to and from the baggage trucks by the designated times.

Make Your Bag Easy to Identify
Please mark your gear bag with additional personal identification tags (including a phone number). A distinctive tag, such as fluorescent tape or a colorful ribbon, will also help you locate your bag among the 600 others.

Dining

We are excited to welcome back Spin Catering for this event!

Vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options will be available. Lunches will generally be served on course.

• Friday – Dinner
• Saturday – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
• Sunday – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
• Monday – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
• Tuesday – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
• Wednesday – Breakfast & Lunch

Drinks

Beer, wine from Pinot Vista, and NA beverages from Heck Brewing will be made available but are NOT included in the registration price. Fresh water will be available at camp and along the route.

Nossa Familia Coffee will be providing fresh brewed coffee in the mornings.

Entertainment

More information coming soon.

Nightly Announcements

Every evening at 7:00 pm, the Cycle Oregon community gathers around the Main Stage. It’s a great opportunity to get the latest weather forecast, hear tips about the next day’s route, learn about the places we’re visiting and catch up on some local folklore. Best of all, it’s always followed by terrific entertainment.

Cycle Oregon prides itself on providing a fully supported ride. Our goal is to help you finish each day’s ride. To that end, our course is complete with the following services and amenities.

Course Hours

Route options (such as gravel and hill climbs) and layover day routes may have a specific closing time. The course opens at 6:30 am and all riders need to be on the course no later than 9:00 am on all days to be supported. The routes close at 5:00 pm except on Wednesday, September 2 the course will officially close at 3:30 pm. Visit Rider Services or join us at the nightly talks at the event to get details about specific course times.

Our sweep team follows behind the final riders to remove route signs and close the course, but their role is also to keep riders moving forward throughout the day. We ask that riders maintain at least 8 mph average speed to stay ahead of the sweep team.

If you start before the course opens or are still riding after the course closes, there will be no support services available. Riders that are about to be passed by the sweep team will be offered a ride either ahead to a stop or all the way to camp. If you choose not to take the ride, you will be on your own to get back to camp.

Food and Drink

2 to 4 rest, lunch and water stops will be available along the route each day to provide water, beverages, nutritious and delicious snacks, restrooms, and bike mechanics. The first stop will open at 7:00 am. Rest Stop signs alert riders when one is just a mile ahead (or look for the banana or sandwich on the route map).

Water Stops will provide water and restrooms (indicated by a water bottle on the route map).

Rest, lunch and water stop opening and closing hours vary based on the length of the route and the 8-mph pace. Visit Rider Services at the event to get details about specific Rest Stop times.

Gear Drop

Gear drop will be available each day at one of our stops. More information will be available in our ride guide.

SAG Vans

There will be multiple SAG vans on the course each day. They are available to transport cyclists as needed due to mechanical problems or medical injuries. They also have extra water, snacks, and sunscreen if needed. If at any time you need assistance, please signal a SAG van with a “thumbs down” signal. If you do get into a SAG van, you may not be transported directly to camp. SAG vans typically wait until they are full to go to camp.

There will be a SAG van available each morning to transport cyclists from site to site if cyclists are not feeling well or are injured. Go to the Medical tent and get a medical release for riding the medical SAG . Bring that form to Rider Services before 8 a.m. to sign up for this shuttle option.

Bike Mechanics

Trek Bicycle Portland returns as our tech support sponsor for the 38th consecutive year! Their staff has significant experience with our events and are fully trained in current e-bike technology though we ask that your bike arrives for the weekend in proper working order. Due to the wide-ranging nature of e-bike systems, we ask that you bring any special parts or equipment unique to your bicycle. 

Medical Service

Medical services from Adventure Medics will be available at the overnight site. There is no charge for medical services on the course or at the site. If you require transport to or from a local medical facility, you will be financially responsible for transport and medical services there.

Check in will be available during these times:

• Friday, August 27, from 11:00 am – 8:00 pm
• Saturday, August 28, from 6:30 am – 8:30 am

When you check in, you must show your photo ID. Once we affix your wristband, it should not be removed unless you leave the ride and do not plan on returning. The wristband is what identifies you as a participant and gives you access to meals and course support.

Arriving and Leaving Late

If you arrive late on Friday, you can pick up your rider packet on Saturday morning at Rider Services.

No camping will be available on Wednesday night after the event. Consider getting a motel room in the area or finding a nearby campground.

Information coming soon

As always, the best bike and gear to bring will be the one you are familiar with and comfortable riding. We do recommend that you or your bicycle have the capacity to carry two water bottles for proper hydration and to take full advantage of our renowned rest. Gravel-specific and touring bikes with 35-40c (or greater) tires and low gearing will thrive on our gravel options. All riders are required to wear a helmet when riding on the routes.

E-bikes are welcome on all Cycle Oregon courses for Rally 2026. E-bikes are growing in popularity yet the infrastructure to support them is not always available nor guaranteed in all camp locations.

35 e-bike charging spots are available at $125 for each spot. We can only accommodate pedal-assisted e-bike and not fully electric. Riders are strongly recommended to bring two batteries and one will be charged for them each evening.

Charging Service

We anticipate this program will sell out, so recommend that you register for the event and e-bike charging early.

I signed up for CPAP, can I charge my e-bike there?

No. The power supply for those who require a CPAP machine is often through a single outlet or a single generator; the power required to charge an e-bike battery is too great and could comprise power available to CPAP machines. This service is strictly limited to CPAP machines only.

More information on e-bikes at Cycle Oregon can be found here.