In the summer of 2020, amid the Covid-19 pandemic, I was forced to cancel my plans to take part in two ultra-endurance races in Europe. In lieu of this, I decided to use this opportunity of closed borders and social distancing to make the most of summer and explore my beautiful country. After a short holiday with my wife in Vancouver, I started cycling north towards the Yukon and after reaching Whitehorse, I turned and started heading east. Over a period of 36 days I would embark on a adventure that would take me into some of the most remote parts of Canada, but also test my physical limitations.

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Part 1: The Sea to Sky Highway (Days 1-3)

Part 2: The Cariboo Highway (Days 3-5)

Part 3: Western Yellowhead Highway (Days 7-11)

Part 4: The Cassiar Highway (Days 12-16)

Part 5: The Alaska Highway (Days 17-27)

Part 6: Eastern Yellowhead Highway (Days 28-36)

Chris

Traveller. Cyclist. Expat. Over 15 years experience living abroad in six different countries. I've travelled to over 40+ countries and met countless travellers, cyclists, and other expats. As a passionate cyclist I've had opportunities to bike tour in some truly amazing places. While definitely not an expert at bike touring, I'm passionate about sharing bike touring stories and helping others learn hacks, tricks, and techniques to improve their touring experience. I look forward to you joining me on this journey of learning about and becoming a better bike tourist.

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