ACA Mobile Route Apps / Latest (2/20) App update
« on: February 27, 2020, 11:19:32 am »Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I just found Cycling the Pacific Coast: The Complete Guide from Canada to Mexico book on amazon. and next time that I order on Amazon and I will buy that book
Make sure it's the current Thorness edition. The older ones are fine as a historical artifact, but a bit outdated and not as thorough as the current book.
If both devices are using the same iTunes account, when you go to purchase the data on the additional device it should recognize that you already own the route section and not charge. If you are not experiencing that let us know.
KKTice,
I assume you didn't use a hammock. Did you do the Northern Tier in North Dakota? Montana? Do you think finding appropriately-spaced trees for a hammock would be a problem there?
I'm looking at places to end my ride and found Deception Pass State Park and Cranberry Lake Campground. It looks like a nice site except Google Maps shows a 23.7% grade when crossing the bridge southbound onto Whidby Island. Can this be true? 23.7? We have some steep hills in NJ but I don't think I've ever ridden up anything that steep. 14.5% is the steepest I recall doing and I had to walk part of it one time.Google is wrong. The bridge crossing is nearly level. There are some short hills in and out of the campgrounds, but nothing that steep.