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Ride the Rim 2025

September 06 - September 13

Get ready for the most breathtaking bike ride of the year.

Ride the Rim 2025 invites cyclists of all levels to experience the stunning beauty of Crater Lake National Parkcar-free and carefree. With miles of scenic roadway reserved just for bikes and pedestrians, you'll coast along the rim of a volcanic wonder, past sapphire-blue waters, towering pines, and jaw-dropping viewpoints.

Whether you're in it for the full 33-mile challenge or a shorter out-and-back cruise, there's magic around every turn. Rest stops stocked with snacks, friendly volunteers, and plenty of high-fives will keep you rolling.

So bring your friends, your family, your love for the outdoors—and don’t forget your camera. This isn’t just a ride; it’s a once-a-year adventure with a view you’ll never forget.

Ride the Rim
Ride the Rim | Crater Lake National Park

Contact Information

570 Rim Village Drive
Crater Lake National Park
Fort Klamath, OR. 97604
541-882-1501

Activities

  • Bicycling
  • Bicycling Events
  • Events
  • Pet-Friendly
  • Running

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