Cycling the Avenue of Giants

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Its a 50km stretch of road just off the main Highway 101 in Northern California. It’s famed for its many groves of Redwoods, which I spent an extraordinary amount of time photographing and exploring. The road was narrow and predominantly flat for the most part with little or no shoulder on the road for the poor cyclist.

The other road users were very considerate as they too gazed in wonder at the scenic road. I will let the following photos paint the picture of my day on the Avenue of the Giants.

cycling the avenue of the giants
The Avenue of the Giants
Avenue of the Giants in Northern California
Giant Redwoods
Avenue of the giants
the road through the avenue of the giants
cycling the avenue of the giants
large redwood fallen down
morning cycling through the avenue of the giants

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Brad is an Australian who has completed the hiking Triple Crown after he hiked the Pacific Crest Trail, Continental Divide Trail and Appalachian Trail. He has hiked on every continent (except Antarctica) and has cycled from Alaska to Ecuador. He is an expert on outdoor gear currently living in Chile.

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3 thoughts on “Cycling the Avenue of Giants”

  1. Fantastic bikepacking tour. Could you please share the GPX file of the route? What time of year is this best done? How many days?

    Thanks in advance :-)

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  2. The picture of you standing inside the stump is amazing. If these trees could tell stories of the things they have seen over the years…

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