Canada to Mexico Border- PCH
Name: Pacific Coast Highway
Start: Peace Arch State Park, Blaine, WA
Finish: International Friendship Park, San Diego, CA
GPX: Link
Distance 1,657.5 miles
Description: The PCH (Pacific Coast Highway) cycling route is a breathtaking journey along California's iconic coastline, spanning from the northernmost point at the Washington/Canada border to the southern tip at the Mexican border. Riders will experience diverse landscapes, from rugged cliffs and sandy beaches to vibrant cities and quiet coastal towns. To have your ride verified as an official Fastest Known Time (FKT), you must submit proof of your start and finish dates and times. Due to the route's length and the varying needs for sleep and rest stops, slight variations in the exact path are allowed, but the overall journey must remain consistent with the PCH's iconic route.
This route, being as long as it is, will naturally have some variations from rider to rider due to rest stops, refueling locations, etc... There have been attempts (and complete rides) of the PCH of varying lengths and routes because of this. The above-linked GPS is ideally the preferred route.
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Name: Pacific Coast Highway
Start: Peace Arch State Park, Blaine, WA
Finish: International Friendship Park, San Diego, CA
GPX: Link
Distance 1,657.5 miles
Description: The PCH (Pacific Coast Highway) cycling route is a breathtaking journey along California's iconic coastline, spanning from the northernmost point at the Washington/Canada border to the southern tip at the Mexican border. Riders will experience diverse landscapes, from rugged cliffs and sandy beaches to vibrant cities and quiet coastal towns. To have your ride verified as an official Fastest Known Time (FKT), you must submit proof of your start and finish dates and times. Due to the route's length and the varying needs for sleep and rest stops, slight variations in the exact path are allowed, but the overall journey must remain consistent with the PCH's iconic route.
This route, being as long as it is, will naturally have some variations from rider to rider due to rest stops, refueling locations, etc... There have been attempts (and complete rides) of the PCH of varying lengths and routes because of this. The above-linked GPS is ideally the preferred route.
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- Daniel Connell, 05/08/2026, 6D15H53M
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