This is a one way ride from Bremerton to Klamath Falls via Crater Lake.
Here is Geoff's 2010 ride report
Ride Summary: |
The ride will start at the ferry dock in Bremerton, Washington (a one hour ferry ride from Seattle) and heads southwest along the Hood Canal before linking up with US-101. After a short stretch on 101, we will take the back roads to Montesano and then south from there to link up again with US-101. We then follow US-101 along the Washington and Oregon coasts, occasionally taking quieter back roads . The first overnight will be at Pacific City, Oregon,. From there we continue south on US-101 & back roads to Reedsport, Oregon, where we head inland over OR-38 and some awesome back roads to the second overnight at Roseburg. The final day is the climb up to Crater Lake (7,600 feet) via OR-138, a descent on OR-62, and then along the east side of Klamath Lake to the end at Klamath Falls, Oregon. There is a Regional airport at Klamath Falls, so you can fly out to Portland or Seattle for connections elsewhere. Amtrak goes through Klamath Falls, so you can take a leisurely ride back to Seattle. Or ride your bike back – the route is also set up as a Permanent. |
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Date: | Sept 23 @ 12:01 (after Thur night / early Fri morning |
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Start Location: |
Bremerton Ferry Terminal - meet behind Starbucks oh the right hand side as you leave the ferry - in the plaza between the ferry temrinal and the Hampton Inn |
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End Location: | Klamath Falls |
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Entry Fee: | $75 for SIR members ($85 for non-members) Please make all entry and membership fees payable to SIR. |
Cue Sheet: | Revised Cue Sheet |
Optional Map: | http://permanents.seattlerando.org/2010/05/sir-fall-1000k-seattle-oregon.html |
Registration |
if you register "on line" you will not need to complete the registration paperwork at the ride start. On line registering allows for quick posting of ride results -- snail mail paper registration slows down the end of ride results. |