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Intro to Bikepacking: Sisters Community Campou


The Sister’s Rodeo ain't the only thing happening the first weekend of June. Grab your trusty steed and ramble on over to Sisters, OR on June 8 & 9 for an intro to bikepacking community campout co-hosted by Bikepacking Roots and your friends at the Oregon Timber Trail Alliance.

This weekend overnighter is for those of you itch’n to get out on the trail but don’t want to go it alone. Riders will meet up at Blazin Saddles for a group check-in and debrief before heading out along a section of the Oregon Timber Trail to Jack Creek for some fun trail times and a little cowboy camping (aka: dispersed camping). This weekender is designed for folks just getting into bikepacking who are looking to learn more and maybe meet some new riding buddies along the way.

Throughout the weekend we’ll be talking more about how to pack and plan for future bikepacking endeavors and answering any other questions folks might have. This event will be hosted by OTTA Board Members Steve Jansen and Everett Ó Cillín.

There is no fee to join the community campout, however, participants are expected to bring their own food, bike, and camping equipment. If you have any questions please reach out to Everett at everett.ocillin@oregontimbertrail.org

Earlier Event: June 7
Intro to Bikepacking: Sisters Workshop
Later Event: July 5
Fremont Stewardship Event #2
 

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