Ship a Bike from Louisiana to Washington

Ship from Louisiana's flat bayou cycling and the Lafitte Greenway to Washington's San Juan Islands. From the 31-mile Tammany Trace to Hurricane Ridge's 5,200-foot climb in Olympic National Park, your bike ships safely between Gulf Coast and Pacific Northwest.

Washington State offers a cycling landscape defined by mountains, islands, and a deeply committed riding culture. The San Juan Islands provide quiet, rolling roads through pastoral farmland with orca whale sightings from shoreline pulloffs, accessible by ferry from Anacortes. Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park features a 17-mile climb from sea level to 5,242 feet, one of the most dramatic paved ascents in the western United States. Seattle's Burke-Gilman Trail runs 27 miles through the city, and the state's Cascade Range offers gravel and mountain biking on forest service roads and trails from Leavenworth to Mount Rainier. The Palouse region in eastern Washington provides wide-open gravel riding through rolling wheat fields. Louisiana cyclists relocating to Washington will encounter significantly more climbing, cooler temperatures, and a cycling culture that embraces everything from year-round bike commuting to alpine road racing.

The shipping distance from Louisiana to Washington is approximately 2,300 miles, one of the longest domestic routes. Given the distance, secure packing is paramount. Each bicycle is boxed with reinforced protection around the frame, fork, and wheels, with additional padding for sensitive components like through-axles and dropper seatposts. Full coverage is included on every shipment, protecting your bike whether it is a road bike for island touring or a mountain bike for the Cascade trails. Real-time tracking provides updates throughout the cross-country journey, from the Gulf Coast through the Rockies to the Pacific Northwest.