Valley Loop: A 15-mile fully paved route beginning and ending at the Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center in Joseph (103 N Main St, Joseph, OR 97846). It’s an easy ride with scenic valley views and historic sites.
Valley + Alder Slope Loop: A more challenging 33-mile loop that includes gravel climbs and sweeping views over Zumwalt Prairie.
A future 63-mile multi-use trail along the Wallowa-Union Railroad corridor. Early sections are open, with plans to connect communities through safe, accessible routes.
Wallowa County Trail Network includes routes like Summit Divide Loop, Devil’s View Loop, Redmont, and Billy Jones—offering remote singletrack and forested mountain terrain.
Wallowa National Forest also includes technical trails such as Lake Fork Creek Trail, suited for experienced riders.
Take the gondola to the summit (8,150 ft), then enjoy approximately 5 miles of downhill gravel and double-track riding. Ideal for intermediate mountain bikers with spectacular views.
Joseph features bike lanes along Hurricane Creek Road and Airport Lane, offering safe and scenic connections between Joseph and Enterprise for casual riders.
Kokanee Inn LLC offers Fuji Adventure 27.5" mountain bike rentals in multiple sizes. They provide free delivery within Joseph and a paid shuttle service to Wallowa Lake and trailheads.
Bike rentals may be complimentary for guests staying at the inn, making it a convenient lodging and cycling hub.
Address: 700 S Main Street, Joseph, OR 97846
Phone: (541) 432-9765
Email: innkeepers@kokaneeinn.com
• Always check weather and trail conditions before heading out
• Carry water, snacks, and basic repair tools
• Be aware of wildlife and respect trail etiquette
• Check with local ranger stations for updates on closures or hazards
NOTE: Biking brochures with maps are available at the Enterprise or Joseph Visitor Centers (Chamber of Commerce)
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