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Friday, Nov 20, 2009













What gets the equivalent
of 1,000 miles per
gallon, doesn't pollute,
will save the world,
and transports you in
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- Mark Jenkins
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Anyone can enter their trips, as far back as 1975, and add their thoughts and experiences so that others may learn and understand how satisfying bike travel can be. Please register your ride with us! Click here to put your ride in.

We found 48 rides that provide online journals.

Pacific Coast
CANADA TO MEXICO
A three week solo and unsupported ride from Vancouver to Tijuana following the Pacific Coast. (Dan Hargrave, Sep, 2009)


GREYBEARD AND MOOSE SOUTH
Left Sacramento and rode out to the coast through the Napa Valley. Then rode from Jenner to San Luis Obispo and took AMTRAK home. Mostly Camping with some hotel stays. (Donald Bybee, Sep, 2009)


CAMP LAUREL RIDE FOR AIDS 7
This is a fundraising "fun" ride for the entire family! This Ride is Saturday October 17, 2009. It is a fully supported ride, starting and ending in Santa Monica California. Route lengths vary from 30 miles to 80 miles. You pick. It is easy and fun! (Margot Anderson, Oct, 2009)


EUGENE, OR TO SF BY TANDEM
We traveled by train to Eugene, OR and then rode our tandem to the coast and down to San Fransisco (Robert Lenton, Jun, 2009)


TOUR OF CA
We will being doing a loop starting in San Francisco going south along the coast, turning west at Morro Bay to Yosemite, from there going north to Chico. From there we'll be going west to the redwoods and back down the northern coast to SF (Mike and Jake Moore, Jun, 2009)


BC TO BC
The trip occurred in 1963. We rode full on road racing bikes with sewup tires! Our best day was about 200 miles and the worst with furious headwinds was 65miles in southern Oregon. To our knowledge we were the first to ever complete this ride. (Robert Ewing, Aug, 1975)


PACIFIC COAST BIKE TRIP
Vancouver to San Diego, following either adventure cycling maps or route described in Bicycling the Pacific Coast: A Complete Route Guide, Canada to Mexico, by Tom Kirkendall, Vicky Spring. (Allen Yu, Jul, 2003)


PACIFIC COAST 2001: CANADA TO MEXICO
I joined two friends from Germany to cycle down the Pacific Coast. This journal provides some highlights and impressions of this well documented route. (Wayne Joerding, Jul, 2001)


SATRE TANDEM ADVENTURE 2008
The Pacific Coast Route from San Francisco to San Diego formed the first leg of a longer journey, the Satre Tandem Adventure of 2008, from California back to our home in northeast Ohio. (Ellen Satre, Feb, 2008)


CRESCENT CIT TO SAN DIEGO 2008
We started in Crescent City, CA and ended in San Diego, CA. We followed the ACA maps except for a 30 mile detour in LA to visit some family. Overall the trip was great, lots of biking and sights seen. (Dan Delaney, Sep, 2008)


RVSP (RIDE FROM VANCOUVER TO SAN FRANCISCO AND PAR
Making a dream come true. (Gerhard Illig, Aug, 2008)


PACIFIC COAST TOUR 2008
Kevin and I rode from his house in Seattle WA to my house in San Diego CA. (Alan Talbott, Aug, 2008)


CRUISING THE COAST 2008
Zo and I pulled our B.O.B's from Seattle to just south of L.A. We left her front door to my Uncle Per's front door in Harbor City, CA. We followed the ACA maps, riding along the coast using hwys 101/1. The ride was totally self-supported w/ zero flats! (Mark Soueidi, May, 2008)


RIDE ATAXIA II
Raise awereness & research $$$ for Ataxia a progressive degenerative disease - we raised over $125,000 and plan to ride again in 2009 from Portland to Seattle - see www.rideataxia.org for details! (David Henry, Mar, 2008)


PACIFIC COAST RETIREMENT PARTY
As my retirement party, my wife and I rode down the Pacific Coast from Canada to Mexico (William Kingston, Sep, 2007)


MINIMALIST PACIFIC COAST TOUR
This tour was minimalist in the extreme. I used an old 1970's road bike, bungee-corded a sleeping bag and a trunk pack onto the rear rack, and took off to explore the California coast. (David Runger, Aug, 2006)


BIKECALI
North from Goleta, Califronia ending in San Francisco, California (Mitchell Ayes, May, 2008)


40OVERPAR WEST COAST
Glenn Ronning and Kane Hudson left Vancouver, British Columbia and pedaled to the mexico border near Imperial Beach, California. We took two trailers one BOB, one Burley. The BOB trailer carried a six foot stuffed gorilla named Nathan. (kane hudson, May, 2008)


PACIFIC COAST TOUR
This was 18 days spent riding along the west coast from central Oregon to Southern Ca. Riding along beautiful beaches and spending each night in a different state park. (Jim Hall, Jul, 2001)


DARREN ALFF'S 2005 CANADIAN/AMERICAN BICYCLE TOUR
My 5th long distance bike tour took me from Seattle, Washington to Klamath Falls, Oregon and a whole lot of places in between. (Darren Alff, Apr, 2005)


DARREN ALFF'S 2001 CALIFORNIA COASTAL BICYCLE TOUR
My first bicycle tour started with an 18 hour bus ride to Eureka, California. From there I rode south down the California Coastline and ended me tour at the US/Mexico border. (Darren Alff, Jun, 2001)


BIG SUR LOOP
A short loop down Hwy 1 through Big Sur, over Nacimiento Pass, through King City, up Arroyo Seco and down the Carmel River Valley. (Trent Pearce, Nov, 2007)


GRAY BEARDED CLYDESDALE ON THE PCH
A big guy takes a solo self supported ride along part of the Pacific Coast of the United States. (Donald Bybee, Sep, 2007)


BIKE4CHRIST.COM
Pacific Coast Route From Sumas, Wa to the Tijuana Border. Raising money for Mexican Medical Ministries (Craig Libby, Sep, 2007)


PACIFIC COAST LIVESTRONG BENEFIT TOUR II: MEXICO!
This was the second half to our Pacific Coast Bicycle Benefit tour for the Lance Armstrong Foundation from last year. We finished the coast riding from San Jose to Tijuana (Marcel Stieber, Jun, 2007)


WEST COASTAL '07
We will be cycling from Vancouver to Tijuana, following the peninsula route laid out in Bicycling The Pacific Coast, by Vicky Spring and Tom Kirkendall. This will be a self-supported tour, utilizing campgrounds, nooks and crannies. (Zachery Wood, Jun, 2007)


MY BICYCLE TOUR
Vancouver to Tijuana in summer of 2007. (Katie Phillips, Jun, 2007)


SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN LUIS OBISPO
Averaging 85 miles per day - we made the trip in 3-1/2 days...incredible views of California's coastline. (Ron Leland, Oct, 2005)


SEATTLE, WA TO SAN FRANCISCO, CA
1100 miles of a great trip, my introductory bicycle adventure. Beautiful Scenery, great camping, challenging terrain. (Alexander Winant, May, 2003)


USA PACIFIC COAST 2006
Seattle to San Diego. (James Jone, Aug, 2006)


PACIFIC WEST COAST
A sponsored cycle from Vancouver to San Francisco following the Adventure Cycling route to raise money for two charities. Completed the trip in 24 days. (Jonas Muir Wood, Jul, 2006)


PACIFIC COAST LIVESTRONG BENEFIT TOUR
A fundraising bike tour benefiting the Lance Armstrong Foundation. Our goal is to ride along the West Coast from Vancouver, British Columbia to San Jose, California. This will be a 1,300 mile tour that begins in late June and will end approximately 21 days later. Both of us are students at Lynbrook High School (in San Jose) and will be graduating in June of 2007. (Marcel Stieber, Jun, 2006)


CANADA TO SAN FRANCISCO
I wanted to ride this northern part of the Pacific Coast. It turned out to be a great adventure, I bit off a little more than I could chew! (Bob Kastigar, Jul, 2005)


CYCLING THE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA COAST
A solo cycling trip of the northern California coast, from Eureka to San Francisco (paul Stockton, Aug, 2001)


TOUR DE COAST
Two mid fify-ish geezers riding Linear recumbents and carrying our own gear had a great time on our first ever long distance tour. (Michael Russell, Apr, 2005)


BIKE2MEXICO V2.0 - VANCOUVER TO MEXICALI
Primarily on the west coast with sections through the interior of Oregon and Southern California. (Eric Goetz, Sep, 2005)


OREGON AND NORTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTS - 2004
Myself and my wife (who had never been camping before) set off for a 17 day trip to San Francisco. What followed would be one of the hardest (and most rewarding) feats either of us had ever done. (matthew kohlbecker, Jul, 2004)


VANCOUVER TO SAN FRANCISCO
Four of us going south along the coast. (leigh Nagy, Aug, 2004)


BISHOP TO MAMMOTH LAKES
4 day camping trip,riding from Bishop Ca to Mammoth lakes on 395. Rode a GTO Greenspeed Trike. Ate at diners (Keith SERXNER, Sep, 2003)


THREE MONTHS ON THREE WHEELS
The ride of a lifetime (William Long, Apr, 2000)


USA - MEXICO - GUATEMALA
from Victoria, Canada to Antigua, Guatemala in about three months (Mark Meijer, Aug, 2003)


2 WEEKS IN CALIFORNIA
From April 6 to April 18, I rode along some of the most beautiful scenes I have ever seen. Started in San Francisco, then I headed south on Highway 1 to Big Sur and San Luis Obispo. I transfered to Fresno by Greyhound and cycled to my second destination, Yosemite National Park. (Gianni Filippini, Apr, 2004)


OLYMPIA, WA TO SANTA BARBARA, CA
Three of us left Olympia, WA and headed west to the coast, across the Astoria Bridge at the mouth of the Columbia River and down a combination of Hwy 101 and Hwy 1 to Santa Barbara, Ca through San Francisco and Big Sur. A fourth person met us in Florence, OR and road to San Francisco before returning home. Great Trour. (John Edwards, Sep, 2003)


HIGHWAY 1 WITH SARU
We took the train to Oakland, then the BART to SF, and then proceeded to ride down the coast to Morro Bay. (Jesse Fuller, Mar, 2003)


THREE MONTHS ON THREE WHEELS
ACA Pacific Coast Route (Jan Long, Apr, 2000)


SEATTLE TO SAN FRANCISCO
The Pacific Coast highway (1 and 101) from Seattle to San Francisco (Chuck Anderson, Jul, 1991)


WASHINGTON AND OREGON COAST
I did a loop through eastern Washington and Idaho, then drove across Washington taking a biking break in the Grand Coulee Dam area and a hiking break at Mount Rainier National Park. I then returned to biking, riding from Bellingham, WA to Crescent City, CA (Denise Goldberg, Jun, 1999)


FIRST SOLO TOUR
O&B from Walnut Creek to Gualala, CA on the Pacific Coast Highway. (Rick Beal, Aug, 2003)





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