Whiskey Run MTB Trail Check and Beach Camping!

Follow along as we ride what is sure to become an iconic PNW mountain bike scene, eat some delicious food, and enjoy a night of camping in our van on the beach! Whiskey Run is just north of Bandon OR and it's 100% worth adding to your pacific coast travel itinerary! We're happy to answer any questions regarding our travels, van, or riding in the comments; and let us know where we should explore next!

[@541.MTB.Productions]

theses are my local trails love them you should see them now if you ever go back out you should hit me up i love the trails their

[@ridingwithjoshandwendy]

Will do! I (Josh) am actually going to be down there with my dad and brother over Father’s Day! Do you have an Instagram?

[@user-il5pb9ks9s]

Great Vid! I'm a Whiskey run Local. Just for future reference, next time take Copperhead road all the way up to Wing and a Prayer, Its a hell of a lot more fun riding down. Unless you're into XC uphill torture, LoL. And you are correct, loam wrecker is IMO the favorite trail with Bootlegger coming in a close 2nd. You should announce when next at whiskey could be a blast.

[@ridingwithjoshandwendy]

Haha ya I figured that out the hard way, that was a rough climb! We’ll probably be out there for the festival in July, would love to meet up then! Do you have an Instagram?

[@user-il5pb9ks9s]

@@ridingwithjoshandwendy No instagram, Hell no cell phone for that matter. Totally old school.

[@ridingwithjoshandwendy]

Haha gonna be hard to let you know when we’re at Whiskey Run next then!

[@calvinkirchhoff971]

Shoot the whiskey run trails look sick!

[@calvinkirchhoff971]

Almost as flowy as your hair

[@ridingwithjoshandwendy]

Haha we’ll go on a mtb/surf combo trip there one day! Call it a surf n turf lol

[@calvinkirchhoff971]

Sounds like the dream bro let’s do it!

[@campcaptain4903]

Dang it. You did the wrong half!

[@ridingwithjoshandwendy]

Haha how so?

[@campcaptain4903]

The northern trails (more in the trees) are a little more special. Fewer engineered features like double jumps and things, but epic Lord Of The Rings spooky forest with great flow to them. Super grippy loam. To be fair, I'm not super into man-made features, so I admit to a bias. The southern bit is more recently logged and out in the dust, compared to the north. Hollerback is rad.