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Outdoor adventures, mostly gravel rides, but not always
One of the more beautiful hikes in the Olympics, especially for visiting high alpine lakes.
I hadn’t been to Royal Lake since a backpacking trip in July 2011. At the time we were unable to make it to the upper basin because of a late melting snow pack. I was excited to explore the upper basin on this trip as over the last few years I had become pretty familiar with the region from prior rides and hikes.
A PNW class, starting at Longmire and with an easy descent of Skate Creek Road before the long climb to Paradise.
Cascade gravel with resplendent views of lakes, mountains, and trees.
I’d been planning this ride for months ever since reading about the climb to Babyshoe Pass in BQ. The climb from Highway 12 to the summit at the intersection with FS 2150 has an average grade of 6% and a max grade of 20% with soft, loose gravel and rough washboard making it tough to keep traction and rhythm.
A scenic tour of lightly used roads with excellent views of the Hood Canal.
The tour ridden clockwise ascends gravel and descends a near-perfect paved road.
A HC climb to the Hurricane Ridge Visitors center, then a punchy gravel classic.
This year’s edition of Ride the Hurricane had two great changes from last year:
Riding from Bainbridge Island to Deception Pass over bridges, on ferries, and on quiet roads.
✅ Ride from BI to Deception Pass and back in one day.
The day the route fails. Adventures in on-the-fly navigation.
The primary goal of the ride had been to see | ride what had become known as the scary bridge – the High Steel Bridge, the highest railway arch bridge ever built in the United States.
A spring ride on roads so wet one might exclaim "we're descending a river".
A HC gravel climb to Bon Jon Pass
Finished up back in Quilcene.
Quiet roads highlighted by a unique stretch of punchy gravel.
The Tahuya Hills is sparsely populated area nestled inside the hook of the Hood Canal. The ride is predominantly a road ride though the six mile section of gravel on North Shore Road is certainly the highlight of the ride. Legend has it the road was hand built and riding it one has no reason to believe otherwise. It’s a roller coaster of steep gravel climbs followed by steep, twisting descents on roads which receive little maintenance. The joy of riding such a road is highlighed with…
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