Explore Lincoln City on Small Fatbike Adventure
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Riders should have a moderate fitness level with basic endurance for varied terrain and slight climbs.
Overview
Ride the scenic trails of Lincoln City, Oregon on a specialized small fatbike. Perfect for riders 5'3" to 5'8", this private fatbike adventure blends coastal views with forest paths for a memorable outdoor experience.
Details
Discover the thrill of fatbiking on the scenic trails of Lincoln City, Oregon with the Small Fatbike experience tailored for riders between 5'3" and 5'8". Hosted by Safari Town Surf Shop, this unique adventure offers a blend of rugged coastal landscapes and smooth forest rides, making it perfect for those seeking both excitement and tranquility. The fatbike's wide tires provide excellent traction on sandy beaches and muddy paths, allowing you to explore areas that traditional mountain bikes might struggle with. Whether you're gliding along the shoreline or navigating wooded trails, every pedal stroke reveals stunning vistas and fresh ocean air. Ideal for intermediate riders or anyone comfortable on a bike, this private experience includes expert guidance, ensuring a safe and enjoyable outing. With Lincoln City's vibrant community and natural beauty, this adventure is a refreshing way to connect with nature, boost your fitness, and enjoy the Pacific Northwest's diverse terrain.
Adventure Tips
Bring layered clothing
Weather can shift quickly near the coast, so layering helps you stay comfortable throughout your ride.
Check tire pressure before riding
Ensure your fatbike's tires are properly inflated for optimal traction on sand and dirt trails.
Carry water and snacks
Stay hydrated and energized, especially on longer rides across varying terrain.
Watch for trail erosion
Respect the fragile coastal environment by avoiding wet or damaged trail areas to minimize impact.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Devil's Lake State Recreation Area for secluded forest trails
- Nearby Drift Creek Falls, a quiet spot with a stunning suspension bridge
Wildlife
- Roosevelt elk roaming near forest edges
- Seagulls and coastal birds along the beaches
History
Lincoln City has a rich Native American heritage and was formed by merging several small towns in 1965.
Conservation
Local groups work to protect coastal ecosystems from erosion and human impact to preserve natural habitats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Chinook Winds Casino overlook for panoramic coast shots
- Cascade Head Viewpoint for forest and ocean vistas
- Lincoln City's beach access points for surf and shoreline scenes
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Protect your head with a properly fitted helmet during all rides.
Water bottle or hydration pack
Stay hydrated on your adventure, especially during warmer months.
Windbreaker or waterproof jacket
Keep dry and comfortable during Oregon's unpredictable spring rains.
spring specific
Cycling gloves
Gloves improve grip and protect hands from cooler temperatures and rough terrain.
fall specific