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Troop 60 > Activities > High Adventure > Bikepacking > BikePacking - Washington
Troop 60 > Activities > High Adventure > Bikepacking > BikePacking - Washington
Bike Packing
Washington
Bike Packing
Washington
Bike Packing Washington
Bike Packing Washington
Length: 700 Miles
Climbing: 50,000 Feet
Trail surfaces: Singletrack, dirt roads, rail trails, and pavement
Length: 250 miles
Location: North Bend to the Columbia River near Vantage then to Idaho
Trail surfaces: Gravel
Trail category: Rail-Trail
Olympic Discovery Trail (ODT)
Olympic Discovery Trail (ODT)
Olympic Discovery Trail Adventure Route (aka the OAT)
Olympic Discovery Trail Adventure Route (aka the OAT)
Length: 25.9 Miles
Point to Point
west side of Hwy 112, just ¼ mile past the Hwy 112 Elwha River Bridge
ends at the Olympic National Park East Beach Trailhead with parking and Olympic Discovery Trail Access
Location: Hwy 112 near the Elwha River to Lake Crescent
olympicdiscoverytrail.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Adventure-Trail-Map-only-6-2021-Rev4.pdf
San Juan Islands
San Juan Islands
visitsanjuans.com/top-biking-experiences-in-the-san-juan-islands
Seattle to the San Juan Islands – 2 to 8 days
Lopez Island
Lopez Island
Selkirk Loop with the North Kootenay Lake side trip – 8 days
Selkirk Loop with the North Kootenay Lake side trip – 8 days
Day 1: Coeur d’Alene to Farragut State Park
Day 2: Farragut State Park to Bonners Ferry
Day 3: Bonners Ferry to Lockhart Beach Provincial Park
Day 4: Lockhart Beach Provincial Park to New Denver
Day 5: New Denver to Nelson
Day 6: Nelson to Ione
Day 7: Ione to Oldtown
Day 8: Oldtown to Coeur d’Alene
selkirkloop.org/member-category/activities-pacific-northwest-road-trip/biking/road-cycling/
Portland to Walla Walla on the Lewis & Clark Trail – 5 days
Portland to Walla Walla on the Lewis & Clark Trail – 5 days
Day 1: Portland to Viento State Park
Day 2: Viento State Park to Maryhill State Park
Day 3: Maryhill State Park to Crow Butte Park
Day 4: Crow Butte Park to Umatilla
Day 5: Umatilla to Walla Walla
Washington Cascades – 7 days
Washington Cascades – 7 days
Day 1: Seattle to Darrington
Day 2: Darrington to Colonial Creek Campground
Day 3: Colonial Creek Campground to Winthrop
Day 4: Winthrop to Alta Lake State Park
Day 5: Alta Late State Park to Wenatchee
Day 6: Wenatchee to Lake Easton State Park
Day 7: Lake Easton State Park to Seattle
Commercial Tour that could be copied
Commercial Tour that could be copied
Columbia Gorge Bike Tour
Day 01 - Ride along the Wild and Scenic Sandy River. Play on the flanks of Mt. Hood around Timberline.
Day 02 - From towering conifer forests to waving wheat fields - ride the Oregon Trail route east to the Columbia. Explore Hood River.
Day 03 - Raft the White Salmon River in the morning. Pedal the "Fruit Loop" or relax in Hood River in the afternoon.
Day 04 - Ride the paved and "gorgeous" (yup-pun intended) Mark Hatfield Trail. Visit the Gorge Discovery Center museum before heading to Skamania.
Day 05 - A dizzying array of waterfalls and an honest-to-goodness Bridge of the Gods!
Day 06 - An historic highway, a waterfall "alley" and the ultimate Columbia Gorge icon, Multnomah Falls!
Selkirk and Kootenay Bike Tour
Day 01 - Cycle from Colville, Washington to the Columbia River and upriver into Canada.
Day 02 - Summit Strawberry Pass on your way to Castlegar and the town of Nelson on the West Arm of Kootenay Lake.
Day 03 - Ride along creeks, rivers and crystal-clear Slocan Lake surrounded by majestic mountains.
Day 04 - Enjoy a half-day ride following a historic mining route over a low pass in the Selkirks to Kaslo on Kootenay Lake.
Day 05 - News flash: Locals can't conjure enough superlatives to describe the ride from Kaslo to Meadow Creek!
Day 06 - It's hard to beat the catching a morning ferry and riding along the east side of Kootenay Lake. This has been a "favorite ride" for our guests for years!
Day 07 - Pastoral roads take us back across the border into the U.S. to celebrate a great week in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
San Juan Islands Bike Tour
Day 01 - Explore Fidalgo Island, then hop aboard a ferry to sail away to Lopez Island.
Day 02 - Ride around Lopez Island. Enjoy stops at Agate Beach and Watmough Bay.
Day 03 - Hike or bike to the summit of Mt. Constitution, highest point in the islands, followed by a whale boat excursion to Friday Harbor.
Day 04 - Kayak to Turn Island with San Juan Kayak Expeditions.
Day 05 - Cycle San Juan Island via Cattle Point, American Camp, Lime Kiln State Park and Roche Harbor.
Day 06 - Pedal around Pear Point before enjoying a scenic, traffic-free, float plane ride back to Seattle!
Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes Bike Tour
Day 01 - Explore the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes from Old Mission State Park to historic Wallace, Idaho.
Day 02 - Pedal the scenic Hiawatha Trail, or ride to a ghost town.
Day 03 - Tackle Dobson Pass en route to Enaville and hike the historic Pulaski Trail.
Day 04 - Ride the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes riparian corridor to sparkling Coeur d’Alene Lake.
Day 05 - Explore Coeur d’Alene the town and frolic in the lake!
Day 06 - Ride the Centennial Trail along Lake Coeur d’Alene to placid Fernan Lake.
Olympic National Park & Discovery Trail
bicycleadventures.com/tours/olympic-national-park-discovery-trail/
Day 01 - Hike through ancient forests at Lake Quinault and explore the beach at Kalaloch. Stay at Kalaloch National Park Lodge on the coast.
Day 02 - Hike the Hoh Rainforest's legendary Hall of Mosses and Hoh River Trail before heading to Lake Crescent.
Day 03 - Saddle up and set out on the Olympic Discovery Trail. Ride the Sol Duc River valley to the shores of Lake Crescent and spend another night at the National Park Lodge.
Day 04 - Continue cycling on the Discovery Trail along Lake Crescent and on to Port Angeles.
Day 05 - Spend the day in subalpine glory at Hurricane Ridge. Enjoy views of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Day 06 - Ride the Olympic Discovery Trail from Port Angeles to Sequim Bay. Cross Puget Sound on an afternoon ferry back to Seattle.
Mt. Rainier to Mt. Hood Bike Tour
bicycleadventures.com/tours/mt-rainier-to-mt-hood-bike-tour/
Day 01 - Get face to face with Mt. Rainier on day one riding up to Sunrise!
Day 02 - Pedal Mt. Rainier National Park to Paradise via Chinook Pass.
Day 03 - Spend a day in Paradise!
Day 04 - Pedal Gifford Pinchot National Forest to Windy Ridge at Mt. St. Helens.
Day 05 - Cycle the Columbia Gorge's "Waterfalls Route"
Day 06 - Ride from orchards in the Hood River Valley up to subalpine meadows at Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood.
Day 07 - Cruise back down the flanks of Mt. Hood and say hello to bigfoot.
Empire Builder Epic Bike Tour
Day 01 - Ride from Seattle to the "Gateway to the American Alps".
Day 02 - Ride the "American Alps" through North Cascades National Park.
Day 03 - Ride through the oldest wildlife area in the state to the home of the Omak Stampede Rodeo.
Day 04 - Omak, Washington to Colville via historic Kettle Falls.
Day 05 - Ride from Colville to gorgeous Sandpoint, Idaho, on the shores of Lake Pend Oreille
Day 06 - Savor a rest day in a world-class recreation destination: Sandpoint, Idaho
Day 07 - Cross the Idaho panhandle and visit magnificent Kootenai Falls.
Day 08 - Cycle to Whitefish, Montana, gateway to Glacier National Park.
Day 09 - An epic finale on Going-to-the-Sun Road.
Day 10 - Wake up on the train. Watch the scenery spin past as you head back to Seattle. We'll miss you!
North Cascades to Leavenworth Bike Tour
Day 01 - Head to the entrance of the North Cascades National Park for an impressive start to your week.
Day 02 - Ride from tiny settlement of Mazama through bucolic and beautiful Methow Valley.
Day 03 - Strap on your hiking boots to catch some amazing views today!
Day 04 - Pedal past vineyards on a host of quiet roads alongside the massive blue gem of Lake Chelan with the profile of the North Cascades as a backdrop.
Day 05 - Ride along fjord-like Lake Chelan to the banks of the mighty Columbia River and practice your yodeling on the way to Bavarian-themed Leavenworth.
Day 06 - The Lake Wenatchee area has it all – pine scented forests, nesting raptors, whitewater rivers, vineyards, and orchards.
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