Hurray!

That's a sign in the distance. I have my android phone on the handle bar.

I agree. NOT good. Rude indeed.

Very, VERY rude.

Well done on conquering Logan Pass. When I rode up and over the pass ten years ago, I didn't see a single bike rider and not many cars either. Of course, the trade-off for such peace and tranquility was that I had a cold rain all day long. I didn't take a single picture, so it was nice to see yours to help me remember it.

I do, however, have pictures of scenery along much of the rest of your route in a couple of my Cycleblaze journals. I think you're going to really like the Palouse. Yes, it's farmland, but it's nothing like the farmland we know in Missouri and Minnesota. And the Wawawai Road down to the Snake River and beyond is AMAZ . . . well, I better not spoil it for you.

Have fun.

Domino stack? :-)

A funny shot. I was surprised Barry was biking watching the iPad mounted on his bars.

Isn’t it an amazing going down! It feels like you coast forever!

Congratulations! When we climbed the pass on June 23, 1990 there were 30-40 feet high snow drifts on the side!

That’s so awesome. Congratulations!

I didn’t realize they open it for bikes only at the start of the season now, like they do in Oregon at McKenzie Pass. We were lucky enough to cross over on the first weekend it was open 33 years ago, but it was open to cars too and we had to be off by 9AM so we started biking while it was still dark. We were the only bike on the road.

Ugh. Makes for an interesting photo though.

With all the beautiful evergreens outside those windows it is striking.

I saw your product review and all the other comments about it. Easy decision

Yippee! You made it to West Glacier. I can’t wait to hear about your ride up Going to the Sun Road. The coast down is amazing!

I love my Varia!