E-Bikes Are Now Allowed on Oregon Trails. Here Are the New Rules

New e-Bike Share Program Debuts In Bend

The City of Bend is partnering with Veo, an independent shared mobility company, to bring shared e-bikes to the community. Veo will begin introducing its fleet of 300 e-bikes the week of July 7. The selection of Veo as a vendor occurred following the City Council’s vote in April 2025 to establish a permanent bike share program. This type of program is not new to Bend – between 2022 and 2024, the company Bird operated a Bike Share Pilot Program w…

New e-bike rules began July 1 at Oregon State Parks and the ocean shore

Electric-assist bicycles (e-bikes) are now allowed on trails where other bicycles are allowed unless specifically prohibited at Oregon State Parks. E-bikes are also allowed on the ocean shore on wet sand except where specifically restricted.Previously, e-bikes were only allowed on…

E-bikes are now allowed on Oregon trails. Here are the new rules

Bikers, hikers and anyone else exploring Oregon’s state parks this summer should be aware of new e-bike rules that are now in effect.

Now Allowed at Oregon State Parks, Trails and Beaches, E-Bikes - The Corvallis Advocate

Electric-assist bicycles, or, e-bikes, are now allowed on trails where other bicycles are allowed unless specifically prohibited at Oregon State Parks. That allowance also extends to ocean shores on wet sand except where specifically restricted. However, they are still prohibited locally in the McDonald-Dunn Forests which are managed outside the state’s system. Previously, e-bikes were only allowed on trails that were at least 8 feet wide. Signs…

Reminder, E-bikes now allowed on Oregon State Park trails as of July 1st - Elkhorn Media Group

SALEM – (Release from the Oregon State Parks Department) Electric-assist bicycles (e-bikes) are now allowed on trails where other bicycles are allowed unless specifically prohibited at Oregon State Parks.  E-bikes are also allowed on the ocean shore on wet sand except where specifically restricted. Previously, e-bikes were only allowed on trails that were at least 8 feet wide. Signs will be posted on trails and areas where e-bikes are not allowe…

New e-bike rules are now in effect in Oregon - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2