Why We Ride: The Destination Cycling Guide
Dan ShryockTravel experiences, insights, news, and more covering California, the Pacific Northwest, and beyond.
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How to Check for Fire and Smoke Before Your Go
Oregon’s Cascading Rivers Scenic Bikeway reopened two years after deadly 2020 fires / © Dan Shryock photo
The plan was to ride on Thursday. The route was to be the Cascading Rivers Scenic Bikeway, 71 miles of hills, forests and ram...
Honey Run Road: The Jekyll-and-Hyde Bike Climb from Chico to Paradise
A lone cyclist descend Honey Run Road on a quiet April day / © Dan Shryock photo
I felt jinxed.
An atmospheric river a few years ago washed out our first attempt to summit Honey Run Road. Then, this April, I broke my hand in a frea...
Here’s What 6,000 Cyclists Taught Me Between Seattle and Portland
Gabe Castillo, left, and your cycling reporter (#141) ride together during the first hour of the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic / © Cascade Bicycle Club photo
A green banner that stretched above an entrance to Holladay Park in...
The Cheerleader in My Head: Cycling Toward the STP
Solitary cycling is a pleasure in the Pacific Northwest / © Patti Rogers photo
I’m aboard Amtrak Cascades No. 504 today, watching Oregon flicker outside my window like an old movie. Trees, fence posts, and stop signs near the tracks quickl...
The American River Bike Trail: Sacramento's Escape from City to Sierra Foothills
The American River Trail / © Dan Shryock photo
The cool morning air rushes over my face as I hurry from my hotel toward Sacramento’s Discovery Park. I’m meeting Brandon Darnell for an easy ride today, 32 miles along the American River Bike...
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Oregon-based author and travel writer specializing in cycle tourism. Substack title: "Why We Ride"
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