TransAmerica Trail Summary:
Astoria, OR, to Yorktown, VA
12 map set (4,247.5 mi.) |
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1. Astoria, OR, to Eugene, OR
(235 mi.) |
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2. Eugene, OR, to Baker City, OR
(340 mi.) |
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3. Baker City, OR, to Missoula, MT
(413.5 mi.) |
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4. Missoula, MT, to West Yellowstone, MT
(332 mi.) |
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5. West Yellowstone, MT, to Rawlins, WY
(351 mi.) |
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6. Rawlins, WY, to Pueblo, CO
(393 mi.) |
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7. Pueblo, CO, to Alexander, KS
(292 mi.) |
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8. Alexander, KS, to Girard, KS
(331.5 mi.) |
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9. Girard, KS, to Murphysboro, IL
(407.5 mi.) |
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10. Murphysboro, IL, to Berea, KY
(416 mi.) |
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11. Berea, KY, to Christiansburg, VA
(381 mi.) |
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12. Christiansburg, VA, to Yorktown, VA
(369.5 mi.) |
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A CLASSIC ROUTE AS OLD AS BIKECENTENNIAL
The TransAmerica Trail was established for Adventure Cycling's celebration of the U.S. bicentennial in 1976. At that time, the
organization was called Bikecentennial, a name many old-timers still associate with the TransAm Trail. This is still the greatest and most
used route crossing America. This classic ride offers everything you would expect from a transcontinental crossing. You'll encounter all
kinds of scenery and terrain, including ocean coastline, lush forests, high desert, mountain passes, snow-capped peaks, sweeping vistas,
expansive plains, fertile farmlands, rolling hills, and wide rivers. You'll pass through small, out-of-the-way towns in America that still
serve up some of the best home-cooked meals and fresh-baked pies. And you can support the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail!
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