| Vic and Ray's route in 1909 started in
Santa Rosa, California, and ended about 1,000 miles later in Seattle,
Washington. Cities and towns on the route and the day we will arrive in
each are shown below. A map of the
route is to the right.
Total distance for our 2009
version: 1,108 miles (average of 100 miles per day)
A detailed calendar is here
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Vic and Ray's route to
Seattle
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CALIFORNIA
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July 4:
Santa Rosa -
Winters
61 Miles, 3,900' climbing
Detailed
Route Info |
July 5:
Winters -
Corning
154 Miles, 6,500' climbing
Detailed
Route Info |
July 6:
Corning - Weaverville
129 Miles, 10,000' climbing
Detailed
Route Info |
July 7:
Weaverville - Yreka
105 Miles, 9,500' Climbing
Detailed
Route Info |
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OREGON
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July
8: Yreka -
Ashland
90 Miles, 2700' Climbing
Detailed
Route Info |
| July 9
is a Rest Day in Ashland |
July
10: Ashland - Roseburg July 10
144 Miles, 9,000' Climbing
Day Seven Info |
July
11: Roseburg - Eugene
91 Miles, 3,700' Clmbing
Detailed Route Info |
July 12:
Eugene - Salem
100 Miles, 3,000' Climbing
Detailed
Route Info |
July 13:
Salem - Portland
76 Miles, 2,500' Climbing
Detailed
Route Info |
| July
14 is a Rest Day in Ashland |
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WASHINGTON
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July 15:
Portland - Chehalis
95 Miles, 4,000' Climbing
Day Twelve Info |
July 16:
Chehalis - Seattle
104 Miles, 3,300' Climbing
Day Thirteen
Info |
| July
17 is the last day of Wheels North. We will hold several events
in the morning, then start heading home ... or to whatever
adventure is next. |
