Ship a Bike from Delaware to Washington

Ship your bike from Delaware to Washington for a cross-country cycling journey worth taking. Delaware's flat Cape Henlopen coastal trails and Junction-Breakwater path contrast with Washington's San Juan Islands car-light roads, Hurricane Ridge's 5,200-foot climb, and Seattle's 27-mile Burke-Gilman Trail.

Washington State offers a cycling breadth that rivals any state in the country, and riders arriving from Delaware's gentle coastal terrain will find both world-class urban cycling and remote wilderness riding. Seattle's cycling culture is supported by an extensive network of trails, including the Burke-Gilman's path along Lake Union and Lake Washington and the Mountains to Sound Greenway connecting the city to the Cascade foothills. The San Juan Islands are reachable by ferry and offer quiet, rolling roads through pastoral landscapes with orca whale sightings from clifftop overlooks. Olympic National Park's Hurricane Ridge climb is a test piece for road cyclists, gaining over a mile of vertical through temperate rainforest to alpine meadows. On the eastern side of the Cascades, the Methow Valley's extensive cross-country trail system and the agricultural roads of the Palouse offer a drier, more wide-open riding experience.

The distance from Delaware to Washington spans approximately 2,700 to 2,800 miles, making it one of the longest domestic shipping corridors. Proper packing is essential for this cross-country transit, and every bicycle is securely boxed with protective measures for frames, suspension systems, and all drivetrain components. Optional Premium Protection covers your bike up to its declared value, whether you are sending a touring bike for the San Juan Islands or a rain-ready commuter for Seattle. Real-time tracking keeps you informed throughout the journey from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific Northwest.