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Suggested Biking Trails
Grants Pass has some wonderful places to ride in and around our community.
City of Grants Pass & Josephine County Bike Maps
Riding with the family and little ones is a lot of fun but not if you have to cross highways and share the road with cars. Depending on your energy level, there are 3 suggested family oriented rides.
Reinhart Volunteer Park
Reinhart Volunteer Park has great trails and is accessible from both sides of the Rogue River.
Tom Pearce Park Trail
Tom Pearce Park is a great place to have a nice ride and then hang out for awhile.
Rogue River Greenway Trail
The Rogue River Greenway Trail begins in Rogue River at the Depot Street Bridge. This is a very kid-friendly trail but if you are more inclined to ride alone and for a long ride, it winds all the way to Ashland.
Cathedral Hills
This is a great place to ride if you have a mountain bike. It is close in but feels like you are way out of town. Approximately 400 acres have been devoted to walkers, biking and horseback riding. There are several trails for moderate and difficult rides. Please use caution when sharing these trails.
Lower River Road Loop
This ride is flat, easy, and mostly scenic.
Allen Creek
This is a moderate ride about 13 miles and covers gradual hills in the countryside but some in town streets as well.
Winona Loop
This is 32 miles and at the top of the list for a difficult ride in this area. If you start at the recommended location, the ride is a challenge for most. If you reverse the direction and go northbound up Granite Hill Road, expect a very challenging climb. Many must walk their bikes up this one.