Great point, Anne - my early-morning research wasn't as clear-eyed as it
should've been.
The Capitol Corridor route (Emeryville to Auburn) seems the most
unrestricted in walk-on provisions for taking bikes aboard:
http://www.amtrak.com/bring-your-bicycle-onboard
So, Auburn looks like my best opt
Anne: similar curiosity! - and, in one word: Sasquatch.
=- Joe
On 5/16/13, Anne Paulson wrote:
> Let's say one was in Leesville. Is it possible to head west through the
> Mendocino National Forest? What is that like? When I look at a Google map
> my eyes gravitate immediately to the green areas.
Eric
How do recommend ocnnecting over to the Knoxville Rd / Berryessa area?
Also, have you ever ventured much into the Mendocino NF? Both areas I
am curious to check out. Ian- I am jealous! ;-)
=- Joe Bunik
Walnut Creek, CA
On 5/16/13, Eric Norris wrote:
> Ian:
>
> You have some great riding in s
Let's say one was in Leesville. Is it possible to head west through the
Mendocino National Forest? What is that like? When I look at a Google map
my eyes gravitate immediately to the green areas.
On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 8:56 AM, Eric Norris wrote:
> Ian:
>
> You have some great riding in store.
Ian:
You have some great riding in store. I've ridden many times in that aream and
it's fantastic.
You should really consider a route that takes you to Paskenta, Elk Creek,
Stonyford, and Leesville. The roads in that area are pretty good--a little
gravel here and there--but the scenery is amaz
Does Amtrak have checked baggage in Red Bluff, Willits or Auburn? I know
that there are many places I can go by train, but not take my bike.
On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 8:34 AM, Ian Connelly wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Am contemplating a short 3-ish day tour with help from Amtrak as the first
> leg.
>
> F
Hi all,
Am contemplating a short 3-ish day tour with help from Amtrak as the first leg.
>From Oakland, I can get to Red Bluff, WIllits, or Auburn with ease.
Red Bluff is compelling because it's the furthest away and because
I've never really ridden up there. But it's also 250 or so miles back
to
