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Walla Walla Cycling & Mountain Biking

Pedal through Walla Walla

Beloved for the rural farm roads that meander through rolling wheat fields, Walla Walla is celebrated as Washington’s top road cycling destination. The nearby Blue Mountains offer experienced riders steep climbs and sharp turns to attack, with the foothills offering miles of great gravel. The Valley’s flatlands and paved trails that run through Walla Walla’s historic neighborhoods and farmlands are perfect for when you just want to cruise.

This cyclist-friendly community has, well, a lot of cyclists. No need to worry about riding alone when in town; you’ll find plenty of company. Local cyclists are happy to show you routes, invite you on a ride, make dining suggestions, point out their favorite wineries and help you fix a flat. And they won’t stop talking about the great cycling here.

Walla Walla’s bicycle shop, the Bicycle Barn, leads rides throughout the week. Check their site for the most up to date info.

Additional online cycling resources:

Puncturevine (aka Goathead) Warning:
Puncturevine grows in the Walla Walla area and it’s known to cause flat tires for cyclists. If you see any growing along a bicycle route, please feel free to report it to the City of Walla Walla at: parks@wallawallawa.gov
For additional details about this plant, visit Walla Walla Parks & Rec.

Have fun and remember, rubber side down!

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