Yep! That is the correct route. I am pretty excited about it. I have thought this through, and planned, but probably have missed some things.
I notice some concern about the snow and weather. I guess I said Fall and really I will be leaving in late Summer. Since I lived in Wisconsin and biked my bu** off all year round for 15 years, and I should hit the Midwest in September, I assume from experience that early Fall in the Midwest won't be naught but cold rain and some lovely crisp clear weather.![]()
East Coast in October is also cold, rainy and clear with lovely colors. Very rarely does it snow so early (although it could...).![]()
I am less experienced about Upper New York and the Niagra Falls area, but this is where you all that live there can let me know. Does it really snow in September/October?
However, the least experienced part of my trip will be in the early part which will be in August and I really doubt there will be snow, though I am counting on a little of that good ol' Seattle rain.There will always be weather!
My dog is a Golden Retriever. She is a great dog and I look forward to this adventure with her. She has more training than I have had school (and that is saying something).My biggest challenge will be adding her poundage to my ride. I am practicing by pulling her behind me with my Raliegh 1972 3 speed. LOL! Instead of riding my lovely Waterford on weekends, I have been riding my 3speed with trailer and dog. My high-tech bike friends are looking at me like I have lost my mind. Any other training suggestions would be greatly appreciated. If I start training now I can certainly do it.



There will always be weather!
My biggest challenge will be adding her poundage to my ride. I am practicing by pulling her behind me with my Raliegh 1972 3 speed. LOL! Instead of riding my lovely Waterford on weekends, I have been riding my 3speed with trailer and dog. My high-tech bike friends are looking at me like I have lost my mind. Any other training suggestions would be greatly appreciated. If I start training now I can certainly do it.
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