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Discover The Best Mountain Biking in Klamath County

Take Fun to New Heights With Klamath Falls Mountain Biking

Tired of riding your bike down the same suburban streets? Discover Klamath has the trip for you. Tucked away in southern Oregon, Klamath County has some of the best spots in the West for mountain biking. Fans of the great outdoors are in for a treat when they set foot on one of our peaceful trails. Whether you’re trying to schedule a retreat for trail mountain biking or downhill mountain biking, Klamath County is the place to be.

High Lakes Trail

Rating:  Easy
Miles:  9
Climb (ft):  688
Decent (ft):  -995

Fish Lake Trail

Rating:  Easy
Miles:  3
Climb (ft):  221
Decent (ft):  -127

Moore Mountain Trail System

Rating:  Easy to Difficult
Miles:  15-20
Climb:  varies
Decent:  varies

Spence Mountain Trail System

Rating:  Easy to Difficult
Miles:  2-45
Climb:  varies
Decent:  varies

Brown Mountain Trail Loop

Rating:  Moderate
Miles:  15-23
Climb (ft):  1,752
Decent (ft):  -1,589

Rye Spur Trail

Rating:  Moderate
Miles:  6
Climb (ft):  780
Decent (ft):  -1,542

Spence Mountain Trail System

Rating:  Easy to Difficult
Miles:  2-35
Climb:  varies
Decent:  varies

Moore Mountain Trail System

Rating:  Easy to Difficult
Miles:  15-20
Climb:  varies
Decent:  varies

Spence Mountain Trail System

Rating:  Easy to Difficult
Miles:  2-35
Climb:  varies
Decent:  varies

Klamath Ridge View Trail

Rating:  Difficult
Miles:  4
Climb (ft):  709
Decent (ft):  -889

Moore Mountain Trail System

Rating:  Easy to Difficult
Miles:  15-20
Climb:  varies
Decent:  varies

Fremont Tier – Oregon Timber Trail

Rating:  Difficult
Miles:  207
Climb:  6,916
Decent:  -7,520

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Moore Park Bike Skills Area Trail System

Rating:  Easy to Difficult

Looking to hone your skills or simply have some fun? The Moore Park Bike Skills Area is the perfect place to do it offering sections specifically designed for beginners, intermediates, and expert riders alike. You can rest assured that you’ll find the perfect challenge to suit your abilities and help you get ready to hit the trails!

Tips For Mountain Biking in Klamath County

Whether you’re a seasoned mountain biker or a new rider, there’s a few things to keep in mind to make your mountain biking trip as fun and stress-free as possible. Here are some of our top tips for mountain biking in Klamath County.

Visit During the Right Season: The season in which you plan your mountain biking excursion matters. While temperature is a consideration, it’s also important to keep climate conditions in mind. Many trails get a fair amount of snow during the winter, making it a good idea to wait until April or May to go mountain biking.

Know Your Skill Level: There are tons of mountain biking trails in Klamath County, but they’re not all the same level of difficulty. Some of the trails are even, smooth trails that will be perfect for beginners, while others that are outfitted with jumps and drops may be more appropriate for experienced riders.

Be Prepared: Before you embark on your trip, make sure you have all the right gear. A sturdy bike, mountain biking helmet, and provisions are essential. If you don’t have these items on hand, there are plenty of equipment rentals in the area that would be more than happy to provide you with the gear you need to get started.

Why Choose Klamath County

Mountain bikers from across the country know that Klamath County is the best place for cycling and other outdoor activities. In addition to miles of bike trails, Klamath County boasts several lakes and water features that make the ideal setting for water sports adventures. From kayaking to canoeing to water skiing, outdoor enthusiasts flock to the area every year to take advantage of everything this Oregon oasis has to offer. Plus, once you’ve made it back to your lodgings, you can grab a bite to eat at one of our amazing local restaurants.

Try The Best Mountain Biking in Klamath County Today!

Ready to hit the open trail? Visit the Discover Klamath website today to learn more about mountain biking in Klamath County.

“My husband and I have been avid riders for years, and now with a family we continue to enjoy mountain biking, road biking and BMX. We love that Klamath Falls has the amazing Moore Park, just a mile from downtown and are really excited about the new Spence Mountain trail system going in near the lake. You can take off and ride from anywhere in Klamath and personally, I am pretty fanatical about just riding from my house straight down Old Fort Road. It has great elevation changes, smooth gravel, few vehicles, and the feeling of being in the forest. It’s perfect for my family, because I am getting a workout instantly when I leave, and I don’t have to factor in travel time. The road riding options in our area are practically endless. There are super scenic roads going around the lake, and in every direction from town. There are countless combinations of roads to make a new ride easy to plan. The boys have become involved in BMX at the BMX track off of Anderson Street. The BMX track and team that runs it is a tremendous resource in our community.”

-Allison Andrews, Mom and President of Ecosolar & Electric Klamath Falls

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