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Bicycling America's National Parks: Oregon & Washington

The Best Road and Trail Rides from Crater Lake to Olympic National Park

David Story, Foreword by Dennis Coello

From the arid sagebrush landscape of John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, to the glaciers capping Mount Rainier National Park to the volcanic legacy of Crater Lake, to the temperate rain forest of Olympic National Park, the national public lands of the Pacific Northwest offer stunning geographical diversity and unparalleled cycling opportunities. And the best way to explore these spectacular national treasures is to get out of your car and onto a bike. In this new guide, David Story has sought out routes of all levels and lengths for both road bikes and mountain bikes.

Each ride description includes a detailed map, tour directions, information on the trail or road surface, the length and difficulty of the ride, and information on sights you'll see along the way. A trip-planning appendix for each park tells you where to stay or camp, do your laundry, eat, buy supplies, and repair or rent a bike.



$17.95 (Can. $25.99)
0-88150-480-7
5 x 8, 320 pages, paperback, 75 b & w photographs, 15 color photographs, 60 maps


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