moderate
2–3 hours
Suitable for individuals with moderate fitness who can handle 10+ miles of flat terrain on variable sandy surfaces.
Discover the thrill of riding fat bikes across Siletz Bay Beach in Lincoln City, Oregon. Enjoy stunning ocean views and a unique chance to cross the world’s shortest river on this guided 10.5-mile beach tour.
2 - 3.5 Hours • A longer ride recommended for avid bikers
Embark on an unforgettable guided fat bike tour along Siletz Bay, covering over 10.5 miles of breathtaking beaches. Experience the thrill of pedaling across the world’s shortest river and enjoy stunning Pacific Ocean views. Perfect for avid bikers, this unique ride offers a refreshing escape from the usual traffic.
2 - 3.5 Hours
Join us on our Siletz Bay Beach Ride. This is an amazing guided fat bike tour that starts at Safari Town Surf Shop and goes all the way to the Siletz Bay and back. On your way pedal right across the world’s shortest river (D- River) If its not too flowing too high. This ride covers over 10.5 beautiful miles of beaches with stunning scenery with the Pacific Ocean right by your side. It is mostly flat with a small incline on the way back from the beach. You can stop for a breath of fresh air as you turn around at the stunning Siletz Bay. There’s no better way to beat the traffic and experience all of the beauty Lincoln City beaches have to offer. No need to transport the bikes… this ride starts and stops right from our Shop. Parking is available in the rear of our shop. We do have a 2 person minimum for this guided fat bike tour.
Ride Length: 10.5 Miles
Difficulty: Moderate
Average Time 2-3.5 hrs… time varies depending on rider ability, wind, and beach conditions.
Elevation: 157 ft
Family Friendly: This ride is a too far for most young kids.
Tips: Always check the tides, beach conditions, and for any advisories!
Temperatures can vary quickly near the coast, so dress in layers to stay comfortable.
Staying hydrated and energized will keep you comfortable throughout the 2–3 hour ride.
Lower tides provide better riding conditions on the beach and access to tide pools.
UV rays can reflect off the sand and water, increasing sun exposure during your ride.
Lincoln City developed from several small communities along the coast and has a rich Native American heritage linked to the Siletz tribe.
Efforts to protect coastal dunes and estuaries help preserve the unique habitats around Siletz Bay, supporting diverse plant and animal species.
Staying hydrated on this active ride is essential for comfort and safety.
Lightweight wind protection helps during cool coastal breezes and sudden weather changes.
spring specific
Protect your skin from UV rays reflecting off sand and water, even on cloudy days.
summer specific
Provide extra grip and warmth during cooler fall rides.
fall specific