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Photo by George Guille, It's going to be a long 300km... Bolivian Amazon

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Photo by George Guille
It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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Canada to Argentina, September

Hey Guys,

Could someone please help me out, I have taken a contract on at work meaning I finish September 20th next year. After this, we will be looking to fly to Canada (take advantage of the much cheaper Fly Your Bike scheme) and travel down to Argentina, going via West coast of USA.

However, I've been researching the weather this evening and feel like bashing my head against a wall, it seems wherever we go on the way down we hit cold and wet weather.

We are looking to average over 6 months to give an idea of timescale.

Can anyone offer advice or experience of this route & dates? Feel I just need some confidence that this is the right route/time.

Thanks in advance, Jade
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sounds perfect, just get down to LA before the end of october, and to tierra del fuego before march ends.....
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I am planning to head the same direction, leaving Canada in September. Some of the higher elevations in Canada and the northern US could get snow at that time, but if you stick to the west coast you won't have any problems.

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Thanks both. Range Road do you have a route planned out? We didn't want to miss out on Canada and a few places in the US. My partner doenst want to miss out on Yosemite, peraps glamping there!!

Hope fully the weather on the way down will be good.
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We are riding from Alaska to Ushuaia this year. Expect to have some rain in Central Amerlca in October and November. We had very hard rain In Costa Rica and Panama between 10th and 21st Nov. our web page is ayferonurseyhatnamesi.com and you can find hotels and some other information in English.
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Thanks both. Range Road do you have a route planned out? We didn't want to miss out on Canada and a few places in the US. My partner doenst want to miss out on Yosemite, peraps glamping there!!

Hope fully the weather on the way down will be good.
Sorry for the extremely late reply! I dont have a specific route planned but if you are looking for some suggestions through western Canada I would be happy to offer some options. I have ridden a lot of eastern BC and western Alberta. PM with your landing point in Canada and some of the places you want to see and I can offer some suggestions.

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