Featured Touring North America Tour 33 Days On The Road

May 29, arrived to Prince George

this was the ony day we had significant rain, enough to have the inside of the helmets soaked, and water sipping under the rain gear, wet boots, wet gloves, and temps around 5 to 10 ° C, but I wasn't cold. P George was sunny when we arrived.

Mount Robson somewhere before P George


Bridge over Fraser river, notice the water level above the graffiti , the river often floods the lower parts of P George


May 30
Smithers, small town at the bottom of an impressive mountain.


Giving the bikes a bit of a cleaning after yesterday's rainy day and today's share of bugs


Midway to Stewart BC the northest point in Canada before crossing to Hyder Alaska , our final destination

 

May 30 - continued

In the excitement of taking photos at the sign, I was navigating, and we continued west toward Terrace instead of turning north on Route 37 toward Meziadin Junction and then onto 37A to Stewart. I noticed that Google Maps was directing me to take every small road, indicating a route to turn back. It wasn’t until we stopped at a gas station in Terrace an hour later that we realized the map was trying to redirect us.

Here we are on Route 37A in front of Bear Glacier.


Arrived to Stewart BC


the hotel - Stewart mountain lodge


There are two restaurants in town, one italian and one mexican (closed), we tried the Italian one on the first night, excellent pizza.

Jun 1 - The next morning we went to the general store to get a coffee and a bagel


We had planned to ride to the salmon glacier but the road was still closed due to snow, so we took this alternative:






The pilot landed on a ledge on the side of the Berendon Glacier

 

June 4 starting the return, rode to Prince Rupert, we stayed 2 nights to catch a ferry to Port Hardy on the Vancouver island, saved us 1500kms on the bike


The ferry is very nice, it was maybe at 30% capacity, it has a nice cafeteria and plenty of areas to walk around inside and out.
Everybody ...




The view from the lounge where we spent most of the time, the day started at 5:30, the ferry sails at 7:30 and arriveds to Port Hardy until midnight






Jun 5 - riding south from Port Hardy to Nanaimo and on to a ferry to cross to Vancouver

The forests take you into your favorite fantasy story


This crossing takes a bit under 2 hrs


Vancouver view from the hotel bar

 

Jun 6
Breakfast in Granville island market




Ride to the USA border, across Seattle and stop in Tacoma, just south Seattle, incredibly long start-stop traffic jam, with temperatures around 35°C to cross Seattle.

 

June 7 Left Tacoma towards the coast Hwy 101
The weather surprised us as it became cool once again, we left prepared for a warm day and had to stop and get more layers on - yeah I know - we could have looked at the weather before leaving.

Arrived to Astoria Oregon, breakfast a at the Coffe Girl cafe on Pier 39


Sunny!


Views from the Oregon coast riding south on Hwy101 , we stopped at Florence for the night

 

Marko, Yes. Weather in November is usually great.

Feel free to message me with any questions

 

Ok, last batch of images:
June 8, 9, 10, 11 - Pacific Coast Hwy 101, Hwy 1, San Francisco, Yosemite National Park.

The portion after Hwy 101, where Hwy 1 starts, was the best riding of the whole trip: a twisty road in the middle of a beautiful forest, cool, dry weather, no traffic—just the three motorcycles and the road.










After having the motorcycels serviced in San Francisco we went to Yosemite, the weather was getting uncomfortably warm, and we were all tired. The next day we rode around Los Angeles, passed the Mohave dessert, and reached San Diego, crossed the border to Mexico. The next day I put my bike on a truck on it's way to Gdl and I took flight home. My bike arrived 3 days later.

Thanks or watching and reading

 

to top that trip?

were you listening to us at one of the many dinners ?

Cheers