Ship a Bike from Portland to Seattle

Send your bike between Oregon's 33-mile Crater Lake Rim Drive at 7,100 feet and Washington's San Juan Islands, where car-light ferry roads offer peaceful touring. From Portland's celebrated cycling culture to Hurricane Ridge at 5,200 feet and Seattle's 27-mile Burke-Gilman Trail, your ride makes the short Pacific Northwest trip safely.

Oregon and Washington together form the heart of Pacific Northwest cycling, connected by the Columbia River Gorge and a shared culture of year-round riding regardless of weather. Oregon's side features the Historic Columbia River Highway with its waterfalls and stone viaducts, the Cascade Scenic Bikeways, and Bend's world-class mountain biking trail systems. Washington answers with the Olympic Discovery Trail stretching across the northern peninsula, the Palouse-to-Cascades Trail crossing the state east to west, and the San Juan Islands where Lopez, Orcas, and San Juan Island offer quiet roads with views of Puget Sound and the Cascade volcanoes.

As neighboring states, the shipment between Oregon and Washington typically covers 150 to 350 miles depending on pickup and delivery locations. Even on shorter routes, each bike is professionally packed to protect all components during transit. Full coverage is included, and tracking updates let you know exactly when your bike arrives, whether it is heading to a trailhead in Bend or a ferry terminal in Anacortes.