Routes
From a full day in the saddle to a shorter ride through the countryside, the bRamble offers a route for every kind of rider. Each route takes you through some of the beautiful roads and landscapes that make riding around Eugene and the southern Willamette Valley so special.
Explore the route options below and find the adventure that’s right for you. Along the way, look for quiet country roads, rolling farmland, forested climbs, river views, and some of our favorite local scenery.
Choose Your Route
From a relaxed community ride to a full day in the saddle, there’s a bRamble route for everyone. Explore quiet country roads, rolling farmland, forested hills, river valleys, and some of Lane County’s most beautiful scenery.
100-Mile Wolf Creek Century
The ultimate bRamble adventure through the Lorane Valley, Siuslaw River corridor, and Wolf Creek, with plenty of forested roads, climbs, and beautiful country scenery.
75-Mile Wolf Creek Loop
A shorter take on the Wolf Creek adventure, featuring Lorane Valley, forested Coast Range roads, Wolf Creek, and Crow.
100 KM Metric Century
A scenic mix of Lorane and Crow countryside, rolling farmland, rural roads, and the Fern Ridge bike path.
40-Mile Crow Loop
A relaxed tour through Crow and Lorane, with quiet country roads, rolling farmland, and wooded stretches.
21-Mile Community Ride
A fun, approachable ride featuring the Willamette River, Alton Baker Park, Eugene’s riverfront, and Clearwater Park.
Navigation
Be sure to download your route to your bike computer prior to the event! Routes will also be available for free via Ride with GPS. We will also have printed que sheets available.
Road Markings
All routes are clearly marked on the road with color-coded arrows:
- Century (100 miles): White
- Wolf Creek Loop (75 miles): Green
- Metric Century (100 km): Yellow
- Crow Loop (40 miles): Orange
- Community Route: White
Riders will follow white arrows out of Alton Baker Park on the main course. Routes will split at the intersection of Lorane and Spencer Creek, where you’ll transition to your route’s color. When routes rejoin, you’ll again follow white arrows back to Alton Baker Park.