Ship a Bike from San Francisco to Seattle

Connect California's PCH with Washington's San Juan Islands and Hurricane Ridge at 5,200 feet. Ship your bike along the West Coast between two states whose cycling scenes stretch from sea level to alpine summits.

Washington State's cycling diversity mirrors California's in many ways, with coastal, mountain, and urban riding all within reach. Seattle's Burke-Gilman Trail runs 27 miles from the Ballard neighborhood to the wine country of Woodinville, serving as the spine of one of the country's most active bike commuter networks. The San Juan Islands offer car-light riding on rolling roads past orca-watching points and lavender farms, accessible by ferry from Anacortes. On the Olympic Peninsula, Hurricane Ridge climbs to 5,242 feet with views of glaciated peaks and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The Palouse region in eastern Washington provides open gravel riding through golden wheat fields, while Mount Rainier's roads and the Cascades' pass routes add serious alpine challenges. Riders moving between California and Washington are traveling within the West Coast cycling corridor that many consider the finest in North America.

Shipping between California and Washington typically covers 700 to 1,100 miles along the West Coast corridor. Each bicycle is carefully boxed with protective wrapping around the frame, wheels, and all sensitive components. Full coverage is included on every shipment, safeguarding your bike whether it is a touring rig for the San Juan Islands or a road bike for Cascade pass climbing. Real-time tracking keeps you informed from California pickup to Washington delivery.