It has been a a full 365 days since we’ve left State College, PA, and we have come a long way. To help celebrate, let’s look back at how far we’ve come…
We really have cycled a long way this past year!
Distance cycled: 13,614 mi (21,910 km)
Countries entered: 6
Degrees N/S traveled: 94
Time zones crossed: 6
Nights camping: 209
Our favorite camping spot
Showers taken: 150 (each)
Family visits: 8
Touring cyclists ridden with: 10
The blog: 73 posts from the road, 22,719 pageviews
Flat tires: 11
Jason’s favorite puncture – a rusty nail
Chains replaced: 4 each
Mexican states visited: 20 of 30
Chilean regions visited: 13 of 15
Rides taken in car: 2 through construction areas (less than 50 mi)
Big fights: Just 1!
Most small fights are resolved by eating, preferably ice cream!
Money spent: $12,480 on the road (not including flights)
Coldest night in the tent: -6 deg F (-21 deg C), at 15,600 ft (4,755 m)
Highest altitude: 16,220 ft (4,944 m), Paso Sol de Manana in Bolivia
Hardest climb: Hito Cajon in Chile, a pure 7,000 ft (2,000 m) of climbing at high altitude
Largest earthquake: 5.8 near La Serena, Chile
Jason’s keychain for Bolivia
Keychains for Jason’s trip collection: 15? We’re not really sure…
