Mountain biking · Bend
Source: active single-family listings (PropertyType A) within about 1.5 miles of the trailhead, from the MLS.
60 homes for sale near Whoops Trail
The marked point is the trailhead. Pins are active single-family homes within about 1.5 miles.
$8,750,00019100 Macalpine, Bend
$5,995,00018780 Macalpine, Bend
$2,495,00061785 Hosmer Lake, Bend
$2,485,00061341 Bonneville, Bend
$2,450,00061649 Hosmer Lake, Bend
$5,890,00018883 Sutherland, Bend
$4,200,00062333 McClain, Bend
$4,000,00061404 Skene, Bend
$4,250,00019167 Cartwright, Bend
$4,000,00061594 Hosmer Lake, Bend
$3,999,00061859 Hosmer Lake, Bend
$3,750,00062313 McClain, BendShowing 12 of 60 homes. The count above is the full nearby set.
Source: active single-family listings within about 1.5 miles of the trailhead, from the MLS. The rows below are a slice of that set.
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This trail
Whoops is the jump trail in the Phil's network, a downhill run of tabletops and bermed rollers that riders lap all summer. It shares the Phil's Trailhead west of Bend, so it draws the same crowd that made the whole west side a mountain-bike address.
Mountain biking
USFS Deschutes National Forest, near Bend, Oregon.
Whoops Trail is a mountain-bike trail managed by USFS Deschutes National Forest near Bend, Central Oregon. The official source does not publish a set distance.
Yes. Whoops Trail is open for mountain biking.
Right now there are 60 active single-family homes for sale within about 1.5 miles of the Whoops Trail trailhead, with a median list price around $1,582,000. Inventory changes often.
Bend is a seller's market right now, with about 3.9 months of inventory, a median list price around $950,000, 675 active single-family homes, and a typical 23 days to a signed contract.