You can train to Mount Vernon and Transit to the ferry dock. I'd advise
against riding Mt. Vernon to Anacortes; there's pretty gross traffic.
There's also a shuttle from Seattle downtown to the Anacortes ferry dock.
You can PM if you have questions about the San Juans. I've been riding up
there is a wonderful bike hostel just outside friday harbor
ask a local or look it up
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Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I think we're really leaning towards
trying to put together a route that incorporates the San Juan Islands.
Ryan
On Friday, June 2, 2017 at 1:50:44 PM UTC-4, Ryan Thompson wrote:
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> Hey everyone,
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> My wife and I are celebrating our 15th anniversary this
i live in bellingham.
vancouver and the galloping goose is a great ride with a moserate ride type
companion. i haven t found great food in victoria or sidney although the greek
place in the side street in sidney is ok/good enough.
getting a place in Port Townsend and doing day rides is a good
I highly recommend the Washington edition of the Cycling Sojourner books
for a good overview of options, as there are so many for riding out of
Seattle that time of year. The Olympic peninsula and San Juan islands are
both good places to start looking at route planning. Ferries leaving west
greetings
I like in Vancouver, and until I retired worked with Parks Canada*. They
have oTENTiks at many locations, including the wonderful Fort Rodd Hill
(near Esquimault Lagoon not far from Victoria).
Have visited them on a number of occasions and they are terrific. However,
I have yet to
I live on Vancouver Island. You can take the Cliper Ferry from downtown
Seattle, or another ferry from Anacortes, or a third from Port Angeles. All
wind up in Victoria. There is a cycling trail through the entire city (the
Galloping Goose), as well as routes up the Island. There are any number
Thanks Eric.
Vancouver Island also looks promising and is only a short ferry ride away.
Ryan
On Friday, June 2, 2017 at 3:14:19 PM UTC-4, Eric Norris wrote:
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> The Cascade Bicycle Club is doing a two-day ride to Vancouver, BC, in
> August:
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The Cascade Bicycle Club is doing a two-day ride to Vancouver, BC, in August:
I don't have much to add, but will be watching intently for what others
might have to share. I "work" in the Seattle area, live in MN, and travel
to the area every couple weeks. I have brought my S coupled Atlantis
back and forth quite a few times, but now just keep a bike there for my
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