Amy Close is FANTASTIC…read more She's responsive, kind and understands what the customers needs. In my hunt for a full suspension ebike as the season closes out, she got back to me super quick and was even fantastic in helping my gf and find winter trails while in town. Thank you for going above and beyond.

Great Shop! Everyone there was super helpful on our OOT ride we completed in June of 2024. Lots of…read moregreat stuff in stock, reloading with some energy food, added a few new straps to the bike, and a fresh pair of socks. Even got to charge up our electric battery banks! 10/10 will go back!

An absolutely amazing set of bike trails. We rented bikes at Pine mountain sports and brought them…read morehere. There were tons of beginners trails that were very well-maintained. I really liked that there were lots of one-way sections, as a beginner it was nice to know that no one was going to come around a corner right into my bike. There is also a ton of signage so I always knew where I was and how to get back to the main parking lot. I can't recommend checking this place out enough!!!!

Phil's mountain bike area got me back on a bike after a 4-year sabbatical due to a nasty crash and…read moreshoulder surgery and I am so thankful. The network of trails has something to offer everyone from beginner to advanced rider. The blue trails, in particular, are fun and flowy with just enough technical to give you a little challenge and help you advance. I haven't begun to take a deep dive into all the trails but right now my favorite ride at the moment is Marvin's Garden to KGB to the chicken to Kents (blue) to Kents (green). You can grab tons more info at a few more resources online: Deschutes National Forest https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprd3794824.pdf Central Oregon Trail Alliance (trail directory) http://cotamtb.com/trails/

Been seriously impressed with these guys! I have been going to one of their competitors for a while…read moreand while everyone there was super nice, I just felt like I was getting screwed on service. So much so that a bicycle manufacturer knows about it. I broke my chain whip on a Monday evening and decided to try and new shop on a whim and ran over to pull a cassette off a wheel. These guys took care of it instantly. Three days later, I was having some bake issues and within an hour of drop off, one of their lead techs was already on the phone with Sram having a replacement overnighted. Definitely above and beyond! Pretty stoked on their work and attention to detail!

We rented bikes for the day and the staff was super helpful in finding something in our budget and…read moreproviding information on local trails and points of interest. Perfect for beginners!

Rented two e-bikes for the Fourth of July weekend. Staff was amazing and extremely helpful. Bikes…read morerode great and it def made our weekend.

I recently rented a mountain bike from Trinity Bikes and couldn't be more impressed with the…read moreservice I received. Bob was incredibly helpful, offering clear instructions for my first time mountain biking and suggesting great local trails to explore. He even went above and beyond by recommending an excellent camping spot, making my trip even more memorable. Bob's support truly made my first experience both visiting the area and mountain biking outstanding. Thank you, Bob, and thank you, Trinity Bikes! I recently rented a mountain bike from Trinity Bikes and couldn't be more impressed with the service I received. Bob was incredibly helpful, offering clear instructions for my first time mountain biking and suggesting great local trails to explore. He even went above and beyond by recommending an excellent camping spot, making my trip even more memorable. Bob's support truly made my first experience both visiting the area and mountain biking outstanding. Thank you, Bob, and thank you, Trinity Bikes!

This is hands down my favorite mountain bike trail in Bend. This is a downhill only trail that is…read morelocated beyond the Phils trail complex further up Skyliner road. You can reach it by taking trails up from Phil's trailhead, but it's quite an uphill climb. The skill level for the Whoops trail is intermediate to advanced. I wouldn't recommend it for a beginner unless you want to fall off your bike. This trail has a ton of jumps and tables. I rarely hit the jumps myself, but you can just ride over them and still have a blast. Many of these tables and jumps have some baking turns right after them, so be on your A game when riding over them. This trail is higher elevation than the other trails so it takes a bit longer to thaw out. Since it is one of the most popular trails it is typically one of the first to get rutted out. There are a few drops a rock to run over on the trail, so be aware of that as well. One of my favorite features of this trail is the options that you have when riding it. What is great is that you can park at the bottom and ride up the forest road up to it if you are short on time. If it takes you longer than you guessed you can leave, or if you have time you can go again. This make is perfect for local who want to get in an evening ride after work. Many of the other trials are much longer, making it difficult to get a ride in if you work late, but the whoops is fun and quick. If you have all day, I like to park at Phil's Trailhead, ride up Bens, to the top of Whoops, and down whoops and down Phill's canyon trail. This is one fo the best Mt bike trail combos in town! Here are a few useful links Central Oregon Trail Alliance http://cotamtb.com/trails/ Mountain Bike Project https://www.mtbproject.com/trail/287383

There's no way I could not write up a review for Cog Wild bicycle tours. I've taken a private…read moreguided tour here before and had a great experience and probably should've written them up then however, recently I scheduled the second tour about a year later and accidentally showed up a week early. This was totally my mistake. I had set my mind up to not bike that day once I realized the error However Lara was so gracious and kind about my mistake. She immediately walked me over to the office and started trying to figure out what else we could do. She really want the extra mile and ended up coordinating bikes from the hotel, recommending a route since now we wouldn't have a guide, and offering to drive us up if we weren't able to catch the shuttle. There's no place I will rent a bike in Bend besides here thank you Cog Wild.

Great shuttle service. We used this business in May. So we weren't able to do some of the shuttles…read morewe booked in Oakridge, OR due to the snow keeping the shuttle from reaching the trailhead. CW gave us an extra shuttle the first day we had shuttles booked for no extra charge to make up for the inconvenience of the snow affecting our scheduled shuttles. Then they were willing to work with us the following day after we missed our scheduled time due to some confusion. 10/10 would use this service again. Shout out to our shuttle driver Rob. Great hospitality and very accommodating.

I love this little mountain bike trail. Though the trek to the top is a long and steady climb, it's…read moreworth it when you get to the top. From here you will have a downhill only section of trail to bomb down. This trial starts out off of Conklin Road and as far as I know there is no way to shuttle this. The uphill is pretty gnarly, but at least from my experience pretty steady. So you may want to bring a snack or two for energy. The trail follows a forest service road up to the top of a beautiful butte that is uphill only and separate from the downhill section of the trail. So you will not have to stop much for anyone passing you. When you get close to the top you will stat to notice the elevation increase and be able to witness some breathtaking views that are unique from this perspective of central Oregon. Once you get to the top, I would recommend taking a breather and getting some photos of the views. It's a good time to chill and have a snack. From here you will be ready to mob downhill. This is where things get super fun. There are a few rocky sections to watch out for, but for the most part this trial is pretty smooth and fast! As this trail is ways from any hospital you will want to use good judgment, but still, have fun. Be sure to stay on the designated uphill or downhill section that you are supposed to be on and you will have a five-star experience! Here is a good link to some of the biking rules and guidelines for Central Oregon https://bendtrails.org/trail/tylers-traverse/ Here is a link to a website with a good map and elevation gain/loss https://www.mtbproject.com/trail/6542301/tylers-traverse-downhill Here is a link to the land management agency that manages this area https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/deschutes/recarea/?recid=38542