Pints and Peaks: Why Bend Should Be Your Next Oregon Vacation Stop

You should never drink and drive, but the rules are a little looser when you bike and drive on a Cycle Pub tour through town. The Big Bike, which offers sun protection and a sound system you can hook up to your iTunes, can accommodate up to 14 riders on the two-hour pedal — and you better believe it is a workout, especially if your fellow riders start to slack off as they start over-enjoying their stout — while the smaller Cycle Round can roll out with four to six bikers. All rides stop and fill growlers at Silver Moon Brewing, but other stops can be customized depending on what type of beer the gang is into, if they need snacks, or have certain city sights they want to learn more about from the silly tour guides. (One dude is a champion yodeler. Because of course, this funky town has a semi-annual yodeling contest.)