Sea to Sound

Day 1 is 20 miles. It begins on the west side of Lake Crescent, at the Camp Creek Trailhead, 36.3 miles west of Port Angeles on Hwy 101, South of Hwy 101 on Cooper Ranch Rd. There are toilets and a picnic area at the trailhead. This section of the trail is stunning, smooth, and remote with big trees and peekaboo views of Lake Crescent. The ride finishes with a few miles of brand-new trail along the banks of Lake Crescent.

View maps and more info on day 1 on our website https://www.iansride.com/day1

Day 2 is 27 miles. It begins west of Port Angeles, at the end of Crown Z Water Road at the spectacular Elwha River suspension bridge. The trail crosses the Elwha River. Long a source of hydropower and water for mills, the Elwha dams were removed in September 2011, and the largest river flowing out of the Olympics returned to breeding all 5 salmon species, including the giant 100 pound Chinook salmon of earlier years. Although there are some hilly spots, the route is almost entirely paved. There are several excellent access points to join or exit the group ride. Many will be joining us in wheelchairs. We offer aid stations along the way and transportation assistance when needed.

View maps and more info on day 2 on our website https://www.iansride.com/day-2

Day 3 is 21 miles. It begins at Carrie Blake Park. The first half is paved, our shuttles will move you from Gardner to the four corner trailhead of the Larry Scott Trail portion of the ODT. Although not paved, this is a smooth and beautiful trail. Many will be joining us in wheelchairs. We offer aid stations along the way and transportation assistance when needed.

View maps and more info on day 3 on our website https://www.iansride.com/day-3

This package includes all three days of Sea To Sound!

We offer aid stations along the way and transportation assistance when needed.

View maps and more info on our website https://www.iansride.com/sea-to-sound

This package is available to folks who would like to join us for all three days and they have someone to transport them throughout the event. You will still get the same great swag, aid station treats, lunches and course support but will forgo shuttling needs.

74 miles. We encourage all abilities and modes of transportation to join us. Many will be joining us in-person with wheelchairs. You can do it on your own turf and on your own time schedule. You will even see how far you would've traveled on the ODT as you submit your progress. You can begin your virtual adventure starting July 1.