Ship a Bike from Ohio to Washington

Move your bike between Ohio's 326-mile Ohio to Erie Trail and Washington's San Juan Islands, where car-light ferry roads make for peaceful touring. From Hocking Hills mountain biking in sandstone gorges to Hurricane Ridge at 5,200 feet and Seattle's 27-mile Burke-Gilman Trail, your ride crosses the country safely.

This cross-country route connects the Midwest's premier trail state with the Pacific Northwest's diverse cycling terrain. Ohio's flat-to-rolling paved trails provide accessible riding for all levels, while Washington offers everything from Seattle's urban cycling infrastructure to the alpine riding of the Cascade Range. The San Juan Islands, accessible by ferry from Anacortes, feature car-light roads winding through pastoral landscapes with views of the Olympic Mountains and the Canadian Rockies. Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park climbs to 5,200 feet with mountain views in every direction. Eastern Washington's Palouse region offers gravel riding through rolling wheat fields, and the Methow Valley near Winthrop has developed a trail network that draws mountain bikers from across the country. The Seattle to Portland ride, a two-day 200-mile classic, is one of the largest recreational rides in the nation.

Shipping a bike from Ohio to Washington covers approximately 2,300 miles across the northern tier of the country. Professional packing is essential for this distance, with each bicycle secured in a reinforced box and all components protected against the vibrations of a long-distance journey. Full coverage is included as standard, whether you are sending a touring bike for the San Juan Islands or a mountain bike for the Cascades. Real-time tracking follows your bike from the Midwest to the Pacific Northwest, and delivery scheduling ensures it arrives ready to ride.