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Day 4: Forks, WA to Ocean Shores, WA

Today, our journey started in Forks on the 101, a road with limited space for cyclists and various construction areas where we had to pause briefly. We managed the initial 30 miles smoothly in the morning, but encountered heavier traffic later on, with a few large trucks passing too closely, which was unnecessary and unwelcome. The 101 stretch took us along the coast in Kalaoch and then veered inland to bypass the Quinault Indian Reservation. Thankfully, we later switched onto the Moclips Highway, leading us back to the coast with better riding conditions.

 

Upon reaching Ocean Shores, we were greeted by clear sunny skies, a hint of coastal fog, and a refreshing ocean breeze. Ocean Shores is a delightful small seaside town surrounded by vast sandy beaches along the Pacific Ocean and Grays Harbor. While cars are permitted on the beach, some individuals got stuck and needed assistance.

 

During the day, Cat enjoyed two beach walks totaling 7 miles.

 

Today's ride covered 112 miles, with an elevation gain of 4,108 feet, taking us 6 hours and 17 minutes at an average speed of 17.8 mph.




 

The coast near Kalaoch

The beach in Ocean Shores





2 komentarze


Gość
06 wrz

Great photos! Stay safe! Ocean Shores is a fun place. Will you be heading to Cannon Beach? A favorite!

Polub

Gość
06 wrz

Go team go!

Polub
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