Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail - Bikepacking - Day Five - Othello to Ralston, WA

On Day Five , I am traveling from Othello, Washington to Ralston, Washington.
This is Day Five of Six
We’re entering into an area where most of the gates will be locked with brass combination locks. This combination is available to everyone who registers on the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission website.
parks.wa.gov/p...
Once you are registered, you will get an email with the title “Palouse To Cascades Registration Confirmation” and in that email will be the code to all of the locks. My suggestion is to register as close to the date you plan to leave as possible.
My Bike: Salsa Mukluk Fat Tire Bike.
Day 1: Seattle to North Bend, Washington - Watch it here: • Palouse to Cascades St...
Day 2: North Bend to Cle Elum, Washington - Watch it here: • Palouse to Cascades St...
Day 3: Cle Elum to the Columbia River / Wanapum State Park Campground - Watch it here: • Palouse to Cascades St... .
Day 4: Wanapum State Park Campground to Othello, Washington - Watch it here: • Palouse to Cascades St...
Day 5 (THIS VIDEO): Othello, Washington to Ralston, Washington - Watch it here: • Palouse to Cascades St...
Day 6: In Process Now as of 10/05/2024 - Subscribe for Updates
Disclaimer: This video was filmed on a GoPro 8 and an iPhone 13. It was very windy today; expect wind noise, lens glares, and fluctuations in sound and sound quality. Just doing the best with what I got. And expect me to mispronounce words; some of these town and area names play trick on my southern tongue (though giggling is allowed and corrections appreciated).
PLEASE READ: At no point am I promoting trespassing or circumventing (breaking) park rules. Much of what I have learned about the trail has been from viewer feedback and I do appreciate this so much. Instead of thinking "Trail Rogue," please consider my ignorance to some of the situations I found along my way on the Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail.
I wanted to try to give a sense of not only the sights along the trail but also the sounds along the trail. Sometimes I would just stop and “listen.”
There are moments where all you will hear is the gravel under my bicycle tires and moments with a background tune to break up that gravel-ly monotony (and during especially windy moments when the wind noise was a bit too abrasive to leave in the video).
You all enjoy this video, and I hope it gives you a better idea of what to expect so your adventure will be more enjoyable.
I’m just a guy on a bicycle out for a bicycle ride. I’m not a professional so, don’t try this at home…better yet…leave home and get out there and enjoy this trail in person.