Baker City Cycling Classic
Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA)
Jun 20, 2025
Baker City, OR
Road
About
Unique. Beautiful. Demanding. Road racing at its purest.
The Baker City Cycling Classic is a premier three-day stage race held June 20–22, 2025 in Baker City, Oregon. Set against the backdrop of the awe-inspiring Elkhorn and Wallowa Mountains, the event features four diverse stages: two epic road races, a time trial with a rolling climb and downhill finish, and a fast-paced criterium through historic downtown. As the final of the 2025 Bloom to Baker Series, this race attracts top regional cyclists ready to tackle challenging terrain and stunning scenery.
COURSE DETAILS
The event consists of four distinct stages: two challenging road races (including the iconic Catherine Creek Road Race and the Anthony Lakes Road Race with a summit finish), a rolling and technical time trial along Pocahontas Road, and a fast, spectator-friendly criterium through downtown Baker City. Each stage offers unique elevation changes and terrain, testing all aspects of a cyclist’s abilities.
Race HIGHLIGHTS
- Summit finish at Anthony Lakes, a challenging mountain climb
- Exciting criterium with a wide finish in historic downtown Baker City
- Time trial featuring rolling climbs and a downhill finish
- Part of the 2025 Bloom to Baker Series finals
RIDE TYPES
Race overview
Multi-stage format; individual stages range in length, e.g., Catherine Creek Road Race is approximately 78 miles.
Baker City elevation ~3,400 ft / Anthony Lakes summit finish with significant elevation gain (specific gain not listed).
A mix of rolling hills, steep mountain climbs, fast flats, and technical, urban criterium roads.