>>264924Hey there, Ausfellow. I'm from Oregon and have known quite a few people who have either cycled up and down our coast, or done some multi-state adventure on bicycle just like the one you're talking about.
It is of course very feasible but not very easy. You'll pass through mountain ranges, high desert, and uncomfortable spots on the highway where tons of cars are zooming right on by you.
If you were to do such a trip I would definitely continue on to Colorado or instead head up north to Montana to Glacier National Park, hike around, enjoy the nature, and then take the scenic train ride back to Portland, OR (yes you are allowed to bring bikes on the train).
If I were you I'd start getting used to riding with panniers filled with your camping stuff and go on a few multi-day long-distance trips and once you get used to that then make the decision to hop on over.
Also, don't listen to
>>264933 or any other gun nut on this board. You won't need one.
If you've got any more questions I'll monitor this thread and try to answer them for you!
>pic related>subaru>bicycling>oregonPick three.
