Ship a Bike from Washington to Tennessee

Send your bike from Tennessee's Nashville cycling scene to Washington's San Juan Islands, where car-light pastoral roads await among the Puget Sound. From the Natchez Trace Parkway to Olympic Hurricane Ridge's 5,200-foot climb and Seattle's 27-mile Burke-Gilman Trail, your bike ships coast to coast.

This cross-country route links the warm, forested mountains of the Southeast with the maritime climate and volcanic peaks of the Pacific Northwest. Tennessee's cycling community is growing around Nashville, where the Shelby Bottoms Greenway and expanding urban trail network complement the longer Natchez Trace Parkway. The Great Smoky Mountains add serious climbing, and Knoxville's greenways along the Tennessee River provide accessible riding year-round. Washington State offers a maritime cycling experience unlike anywhere else in the country. The San Juan Islands, reached by ferry from Anacortes, feature quiet roads passing through farmland, forests, and coastal bluffs with views of the Cascades and Olympic Mountains. Seattle's Burke-Gilman Trail is a commuter and recreational artery linking the university district to wine country in Woodinville. Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park climbs from sea level to 5,242 feet through old-growth rainforest, and the Cascade Range provides endless climbing opportunities on routes like the Mount Baker Highway.

A coast-to-coast shipment from Tennessee to Washington spans approximately 2,300 miles. Each bicycle is packed with protective materials around derailleurs, brake systems, and wheel sets for the long journey. Full coverage is included on every shipment, ensuring your bike is protected whether you are sending a road bike from Nashville or a touring setup from Chattanooga. Live tracking keeps you updated as your bike crosses the country from the Volunteer State to the Evergreen State.