Itinerary
- Day 1
Seattle to Mazama
You'll meet your guides in Seattle and head out to North Cascades National Park for the first ride. The route takes you along Diablo Lake where Desolation Peak comes into view, and you'll pass by cascading waterfalls on the way to Ross Lake. After that, you'll get a van shuttle up to Washington Pass. There's a gourmet lunch with alpine views waiting for you, and then you'll coast down the eastern slopes of the Cascades. The day ends at the Inn at Mazama, where you're staying for the next 3 nights.
- Meals
- Lunch (Gourmet lunch spread at Washington Pass)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Inn at Mazama)
Included Activities
- Guided bike ride along Diablo Lake
- Cycling past waterfalls to Ross Lake
- Gourmet lunch at Washington Pass
- Descent from Washington Pass
Optional Activities
- Van shuttle for the 4,000-foot climb to Washington Pass (optional instead of cycling)
Landmarks/POIs North Cascades National Park Diablo Lake Desolation Peak Ross Lake Washington Pass 
- Day 2
Methow Valley to Winthrop
Today you'll ride through the Methow Valley, a top recreation spot in Washington's remote Okanogan region. Keep an eye out for golden eagles, white-tailed deer, elk, and if you're lucky, moose. You'll stop for lunch at Perrygin Lake State Park before heading into Winthrop, the historic old west town. Once there, you can grab ice cream or cycle back up the valley if you're feeling up for more riding before returning to your lodging.
- Meals
- Lunch (Lunch at Perrygin Lake State Park)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Inn at Mazama)
Included Activities
- Guided bike ride through Methow Valley
- Lunch at Perrygin Lake State Park
- Visit to historic Winthrop
Optional Activities
- Optional ride back up the valley to lodging
- Ice cream shop visit in Winthrop
Landmarks/POIs Methow Valley Perrygin Lake State Park Winthrop - Day 3
Mazama
Today switches things up with a hiking day instead of cycling. You'll tackle a 4-mile hike that climbs 1,700 feet through the North Cascades. The mountain views from the top show why this area gets called the American Alps. After you finish hiking and head back down, you'll have the rest of the day to explore around the Inn at Mazama or just relax and recover.
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Inn at Mazama)
Included Activities
- 4-mile guided hike in North Cascades with 1,700 feet elevation gain
Optional Activities
- Exploration and relaxation time at the Inn at Mazama
Landmarks/POIs North Cascades National Park - Day 4
Mazama to Chelan
You'll leave the Methow Valley behind and shuttle over to Lake Chelan, Washington's deepest lake with a fjord-like feel to it. From there, cycling takes you through vineyards and past small lakes along the eastern shore of this huge blue water. Lunch happens at a small private winery, and then you'll cycle back along the lake to reach Campbell's Resort in the waterfront town of Chelan for the night.
- Meals
- Lunch (Lunch at a small private winery)
Included Activities
- Guided bike ride along eastern shore of Lake Chelan
- Lunch at a small private winery
Landmarks/POIs Lake Chelan - Day 5
Lake Chelan to Leavenworth
Today continues around the southern end of Lake Chelan and up the western shore on quiet roads. You'll cross some small hills through open forests and meadows, then reach the banks of the Columbia River. A shuttle brings you to Leavenworth, the Bavarian-themed town that Seattle residents love to visit. Lunch is on your own to explore, and then you'll check into the Bavarian Lodge right in the center of town.
Included Activities
- Guided bike ride around Lake Chelan and Columbia River
- Visit to Bavarian-themed Leavenworth
Optional Activities
- Out and back paved ride into the mountains (optional afternoon activity instead of exploring town)
- Exploration of Stuart Range and the "Enchantments" high lakes views (optional additional ride)
Landmarks/POIs Lake Chelan Columbia River Leavenworth Stuart Range The Enchantments 
- Day 6
Leavenworth to Seattle
You'll drive through a whitewater canyon with cliffs where raptors nest, heading to Lake Wenatchee State Park. The cycling loop takes you through scented pine forests and back to the lake before lunch. After eating, you can either take a swim and relax at the lake, or head out on a quiet road ride that follows the lake and river deeper into the remote Cascades. Go as far as feels right before heading back, loading bikes, and returning to Seattle.
Included Activities
- Guided bike ride and loop at Lake Wenatchee State Park
Optional Activities
- Swimming at Lake Wenatchee
- Relaxation time at the lake
- Optional out-and-back ride along quiet road following lake and river into the mountains
Landmarks/POIs Lake Wenatchee State Park Lake Wenatchee
