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It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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Question Which route to choose please help

Hi

I am organising a charity trip to raise money for research into a cure for Neuroblastoma, a childhood cancer.

I have being researching a route with help from you guys, while another committee member has researched another route. I would be interested to hear which route you guys would think to be the best.

Option 1 Option 2
Seattle Washington DC
Vancouver Atlantic City
Kamloops Norfolk
Jasper Raleigh
Banff Charlotte
Waterton Park Knoxville
Sandpoint Lexington
Yakima Charlston
Seattle Cumberland
Washington DC

Any opinions would be greatly appreciated.
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Seattle has a good cancer hospital my want to go there other that im not much good with fund raising.
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Seattle has a good cancer hospital my want to go there other that im not much good with fund raising.
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Hi DLbiten

Thanks for the info, I will def contact them.

However I was actually looking for some feedback on which route to choose. My first post did not work out to welll so I will try and re-post the routes in a better format

Option 1
Seattle
Vancouver
Kamloops
Jasper
Banff
Waterton
Sandpoint Park
Yakima
Seattle

Option 2
Washington DC
Atlantic City
Norfolk
Raleigh
Charlotte
Knoxville
Lexington
Charlston
Cumberland
Washington DC
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"Best" route for what purpose?

To enjoy the ride/ scenery, Seattle-BC-Seattle wins hands down.

To raise money for the charity? Perhaps the Washington/ East Coast route--IF you intend to try fundraising along the way, vs. fundraising from friends/ online contacts [?].
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