Isn’t it beautiful:
Ride Statistics:
Portland, Oregon to Boston, Massachuetts
Start Date: Sunday June 27th
End Date: Sunday August 22nd
Total Riding Days: 50
Total Trip Days: 57
Total Mileage: 3,000
Miles per day: 60
Here’s the week-by-week breakdown:
Week One: June 27 – July 3
Week Two: July 4 – July 10
Week Three: July 12 -July 17
Week Four: July 19- July 24
Week Five: July 26 – July 31
Week Six: August 2 – August 8
Week Seven: August 9- August 14
Week Eight: August 16 – August 22
Check out the overall statistics for the week and have a look at the interactive maps of the route!
Week One: Portland, OR to Clarkston, WA/Lewiston, WA
6/27 -7/3
50 miles a day average
7 days of riding
345 miles
Click HERE to view route segment
Week Two: Clarkston, WA/Lewiston, WA to Frontier Town, MT (outskirts Helena)
7/4 – 7/10
55 miles a day average
6 days of riding
325 miles (670 miles total)
Click HERE to view route segment
Week Three: Helena, MT to Miles City, MT
7/12 -7/17
60-65 miles a day average
6 days of riding
375 miles (1045 miles total)
Click HERE to view route segment
Week Four: Miles City, MT to Aberdeen, SD
7/19- 7/24
65 miles a day average
6 days of riding
390 miles (1435 miles total)
Click HERE to view route segment
Week Five: Aberdeen, SD to Winona, WI
7/26 – 7/31
65 miles a day
6 days of riding
390 miles (1825 miles total)
Click HERE to view route segment
Week Six: Winona, WI to Amsden, MI
8/2 – 8/8
65 miles a day
6 days of riding
390 miles (2215 miles total)
Click HERE to view route segment
Week Seven: Amsden, MI to Niagara Falls, NY
8/9- 8/14
60-65 miles a day
6 days of riding
380 miles (2595 miles total)
Click HERE to view route segment
Week Eight: Niagara Falls, NY to Boston, MA
8/16 – 8/22
65 miles a day
7 days of riding
450 miles (3045 miles total)
Click HERE to view route segment
Start: Portland, Oregon
End: Plymoth, Massachusetts
Total Miles 3,000
Total Days: 56
Total Riding Days: 49
Average Miles Per Day: 61.2
By: bikinacrossamerica on February 3, 2010
at 4:29 am
looking amazing amelia!
By: dylan on February 20, 2010
at 10:42 pm
Amy Nordrum – This sounds like a great adventure, so exciting to be able to actually feel America and meet people where they call home. Have fun, soak in the entire experience but be safe. I am sorry Bill and I will not be able to cheer you on as you arrive at the farm, Utah and Sturgis will be beckoning us at that time – off to “Bike” another state and create more memories!
I will be watchng your progress. Will there be a publisher for your documentary at the end of the journey?
Diane
By: Diane Lindevig Schreier on June 30, 2010
at 12:34 pm
WE WILL BE WATCHING YOUR PROGRESS AMY . AS YOU GO TO FARM RIDE HWY 14 THROUGH MADISON AND LEAVE THE DOCKS IN MILWAUKEE.
TERRIFIC TO FOLLOW THE SUCCESS OF YOU AND YOUR PARTNERS. MOST OF AMERICA GREW UP ON A FARM – LIKE YOUR HERITAGE YOU HAVE
HAVE MANY FRIENDS
By: GORDON KNUTSON on July 9, 2010
at 3:21 pm
GORDON AND MARGIE,
MICHAEL AND JASON
By: GORDON KNUTSON on July 9, 2010
at 3:22 pm
Way to go all you guys!! It’s so fascinating to follow you and learn about the neat farms and people you encounter along the way. I grew up on a small farm so any farm has special meaning to me.
By: Larry Howie on July 9, 2010
at 8:06 pm
Check out the new Farm Tour of America video on YouTube video:
Keep pedaling (and eating)
Peter
By: Peter Marshall on August 1, 2010
at 8:44 am
All the best on your trip… and beyond.
If you haven’t already checked out Rising Tide North America, you may want to –
http://www.risingtidenorthamerica.org
I’m involved from here in London, Ontario
and they have a stronger base in Oregon.
By: Toban Black on August 13, 2010
at 8:01 pm