moderate
3–6 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness and be comfortable riding mixed terrain, including gravel and rolling hills.
Kickstand Tours offers guided and self-guided cycling trips through Benton County's unique blend of desert landscapes and wine country roads near Prosser and Walla Walla. Discover a ride where rugged terrain meets rural history.
The arid climate of Benton County means water refills can be scarce—plan to bring at least 2 liters per rider.
Some bike routes cross private vineyard roads; watch for occasional farm vehicles and avoid riding during harvest times.
Exposure can be intense with little shade along many sections—sun protection is key year-round.
Gravel paths are common on these routes, so tires inflated slightly lower than road pressures improve traction and comfort.
Benton County’s agricultural roots and early rail lines shaped the landscape riders experience, including century-old irrigation channels still in use.
The area promotes sustainable agriculture and water conservation, with many vineyards adopting eco-friendly practices supporting native habitats.
Keeps water accessible throughout long rides in a dry climate.
summer specific
Protects your head on varied terrain and gravel sections.
Provide grip and protection, especially if conditions are damp or cool.
spring specific
Shield your eyes from strong sun and dust on open roads.