August 9, 2019 to August 12, 2019
Hiker Biker nights from Devils Lake to Jesse Honeyman State Parks
Sunrises, sunsets and everything in between
Feeling well rested, Kim and I left Devils Lake state park and set off for Beverly Beach State Park. There were some amazing views along Highway 101!
We stopped in Depoe Bay for sightseeing, lunch and a quick connect with a fellow WS host from SLO.
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There were a lot of cyclists and a few hikers in the hiker biker area. A current total of 3 bear boxes with 110 power outlets in each small box. After a beautiful ride along the Pacific, we were glad to set up camp and get things situated for the night. This was a very busy state park with an entire spectrum of overnight guests to observe.
In the morning, we headed out for Beachside state park. Some mornings are easier than others...clearly lol.
We stopped at Newport bike shop for some wonderful hospitality! Laundry!! I bought a mirror and Jody, the mechanic helped me put it on. We left from there feeling rejuvenated with clean clothes and smiles!
We stopped at Farmers Market on our way out of town. This is Kim and I's kind of stop! Browse, sample, purchase a snack and roll on!
We made it to Beach Side State park with a few hours of daylight to spare. Set up camp, chatted with a few cyclists from Holland and turned in early. After a good nights rest we packed it up and rolled south to Honeyman!
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We passed through Florence, I stopped at the Fred Meyer there to resupply. Kim rolled on past to Honeyman.
It was a Broncos weekend for this hot dunes spot. Broncos everywhere! Booming place! We were ready for a rest day by the time we left Honeyman. We rode up to Woahink Lakeside suites, checked in early and stayed for an overnight. The attendent Natalie was super helpful.
Rest, relaxation, a comfortable bed, electrical access, naps, walks and updates on our journals. Our 1st rest day together. Much needed day off was 100% worth the time spent catching up!
Today's ride: 89 miles (143 km)
Total: 279 miles (449 km)
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