Section 2 of the TransAm takes you over 5,324-foot elevation McKenzie Pass in the Cascades and through the gold country of central Oregon. If McKenzie Pass is closed due to lingering snow, an alternate is shown over the lower Santiam Pass. The John Day Fossil Beds National Monument is located near the route.
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based on 5 reviews.
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Reviewed By: Mitchell Metzger on 9/20/19
I used all 12 maps for my Trans Am trip in 2019. I used them A LOT. All the time, always on my handlebar bag. They were water resistant, tear proof, did not bleed and 110% helpful. I loved these maps. The designers are geniuses. Thank you so much!
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Reviewed By: Emily Gibson on 7/6/19
We live in Bend, and the route from Prineville to Baker City, the first leg of our cross-country tour, absolutely took our breaths away. this is gorgeous country, with excellent roads and adequately spaced services. Truly a gem of this route. We were camping, and found good spots the whole way.
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Reviewed By: Dan Opz on 10/4/16
They were a key part to our successful tour from Bend, OR to Missoula, MT. The town amenities and contact info is awesome - especially for all the little tiny rural places the route goes through. If you're riding along the Trans Am - get these maps!
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Reviewed By: A customer from Portland, OR on 7/11/11
We actually used section 1 and 2 and found your maps indespensable. My friend and I are in our 60's and have never toured independently. We had a fabulous time, and look forward to moving on to map 3 next year! Thank you so much for all you do to support bikers.
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Reviewed By: A customer from Harrisonburg, VA on 5/6/10
I haven't actually used to maps yet. But from what I have scanned it appears they are certainly excellent. I plan to enjoy the ride knowing that they were done professionally. We'll be stopping in Missoula on the trip. I may need #8.
