Tacoma Bremerton Loop – 120 miles
A three day ride. Overnight stops in Sumner and Bremerton. Each day is close to 40 miles.
Note: looking at the elevation changes, I think they include the underwater topology. For instance, the Kingston ferry ride shows an elevation drop of 600 feet, which is the actual depth there.
Whole loop – says 127 miles, but includes about 8 miles on ferries, corrected elevation gain 4100 feet
Day 1: Kirkland to Sumner
- 44 miles, mostly flat , mostly on trails
- Lake Washington Loop trail to Renton
- Interurban Trail South to Algona
- Sumner Link Trail (8 miles, paved) into Sumner
- Sumner hotel – Sumner Motor Inn, on Main Street
- Bike Shop in Sumner, on Main Street. Open until 7
Day 2: Sumner to Bremerton
- 40 miles, corrected elevation gain 1450 feet (two drops removed – bridge and ferry)
- Riverwalk Trail through Puyallup
- Through downtown Tacoma
- Scott Pierson Trail over Tacoma Bridge to Gig Harbor
- Bike Shop in Gig Harbor
- Cushman Powerline Trail near Gig Harbor (paved, 5 miles)
- Groceries and more in Wauna, also interesting bridge, Flotation Device Pub just past
- Exit left onto 66 Ave 1 mile past Wauna (Bethell Burley Rd)
- Right onto Mitchell just past Lund Ave
- Foot Ferry from Port Orchard, every half hour
- Bremerton hotel – Flagship Inn – on Dyes Inlet/Oyster Bay
Day 3: Bremerton to Kirkland
- 38 miles, corrected elevation gain 2200 feet
- includes ferry ride
- Lunch in Poulsbo or Kingston
- Ferry leaves every 50 - 60 minutes
Live map:
Details (link to larger images):
Day 1 – Renton to Interurban Trail:
End of Interurban Trail:
Entering Sumner:
Day 2 – Through Puyallup downtown:
Through Tacoma:
Bremerton to hotel:
Day 3 – Leaving Bremerton:
Edmonds to Perkins Way (links larger):
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