Joe Fix Its

We remain operational at full capacity despite the power outage. Please note that parking is available on W. Main St. as N. Church St. is currently closed. We are open today till 5:30.

Day 12 Complete! 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️

What a day for Brian and Joe! Today they tackled a century ride, covering 100 miles and climbing over 6,000 feet of elevation on their journey from Helena through Three Forks.

Long miles, big climbs, and plenty of determination were required to get it done, but they kept the wheels turning and added another incredible day to their Northern Tier adventure. Every mile brings them closer to their goal of crossing America from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic.

Today is rest day. After six days of pushing west to east across the country, Brian and Joe are taking a well-deserved rest day. Miles have been logged, challenges have been conquered, and memories are already being made on this incredible journey across the Northern Tier. Wishing Brian and Joe a relaxing rest day and safe travels as they continue their coast-to-coast ride from Astoria, Oregon, to Portsmouth, New Hampshire! 🇺🇸🚴‍♂️💪

🚴‍♂️ Day 6 Complete! 🚴‍♂️

Brian and Joe have successfully completed Day 6 of their Northern Tier cross-country cycling adventure, riding from Hermiston, Oregon to Walla Walla!

With each pedal stroke, they’re getting closer to their goal of crossing America—from dipping their tires in the Pacific Ocean near Astoria, Oregon, to one day dipping them in the Atlantic Ocean at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

The miles are adding up, the memories are growing, and the adventure continues. Wishing them safe travels, strong legs, and favorable winds as they roll eastward across the country! 🇺🇸🚴‍♂️

Day 6: Hermiston, OR ➡️ Walla Walla, WA ✅

Day 5 is complete!

Brian and Joe made their way from Biggs Junction to Hermiston, Oregon today, adding another successful day to their Northern Tier cross-country ride. Every mile brings them closer to their goal of dipping their wheels in the Atlantic Ocean in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The road continues east tomorrow! 🚴‍♂️🇺🇸🌎

Day 4 is in the books! 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️

Day 4: Cascade Locks, Oregon ➜ Biggs Junction, Oregon
Distance: 71 miles

Another strong day across the Northern Tier. Brian and Joe rolled east along the spectacular Columbia River Gorge, leaving the lush forests behind and entering the wide-open landscapes of eastern Oregon. With 71 miles completed, they’re one step closer to their goal of dipping their front tires in the Atlantic Ocean at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

Four days down, countless memories made, and the adventure continues. Safe travels and tailwinds on day 5.

Day 3 is checked off! 🚴‍♂️ They rolled from St. Helens to Cascade Locks. Three days down, thousands of miles of adventure, determination, and unforgettable memories ahead. Safe travels and tailwinds for the road ahead! 🌎🚲

Day 2 is officially in the books! Brian and Joe rolled 80.5 miles from Astoria to St. Helens and had a great day on the bike. The miles are starting to add up as they continue their 54-day Northern Tier journey from the Pacific to the Atlantic.

Brian and Joe have officially completed Day 1 of their incredible 54-day journey across the Northern Tier of the United States! 🇺🇸🚴‍♂️

Their adventure began in Astoria, Oregon, with a symbolic ride to the Pacific Coast where they dipped their front tires into the Pacific Ocean to mark the start of this cross-country challenge.

Over the next 54 days, they’ll pedal thousands of miles across America, with one goal in mind — reaching Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where they’ll complete the journey by dipping their front tires into the Atlantic Ocean.

Day 1 may have been short, but the adventure of a lifetime is officially underway. Wishing Brian and Joe safe travels, strong legs, and unforgettable memories ahead! 🌊➡️🌊

Stay tuned for daily updates of their progress and the days riding stats.

Great news for Heritage Trail users…Paving is complete and the trail is 100% open!

Thanks for your patience. Enjoy the weekend ahead ☀️ and a big thank you to the Parks Department for keeping the trail in great shape!