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Got it, looks like the section 3 bypass heads northeast from the Beehive reservoir into Wenatchee, then back west onto the original path.

Is that the bypass that takes you back out on US 97 over Blewett, or is there a new one that keeps you in the Beehive area?

I would expect to WABDR to be clear of snow by late June. Even if we have to explore some alternates it shouldn't set us back much. Might have to clear downed trees at some points, but we have a chain saw in the crew, right? I've avoided the section between Ellensburg and Cashmere in the past...

Planning to do the NWOR in September - I'm hoping this WABDR run is still on for June?

Maybe this is just feature specific to Kenwood TM-D710GA, but I can add multiple message group codes to my APRS setup and receive messages sent to any of those codes as if they were sent directly to my SSID. I don't think it matters whether the message ever went through the Internet or is RF...

Does Overland Bound use an APRS message group code? Seems like a nice feature, for example trying to reach other OB'ers at a larger event.

I have them both overlaid on my Gaia maps, looks like the Pacific Crest has nicer forest service roads (more 2 digit roads) and more pavement. I wouldn't mind checking out the sections in the Gifford-Pinchot and maybe between 410 & Cle Elum. Rest of it doesn't look as interesting to me.

@M Rose Thanks & done!

Hi, new guy here! Is there a spot to sign up? I'd like to join! I've done the southern part of the WABDR twice, last time was last summer. I didn't see much group sized dispersed camping until I hit Bethel RIdge, but Council Lake (46.26281, -121.63219) is one of the nicer free campgrounds...