CAMPGROUNDS: Most of the places we'll be camping have a web page
Port Townsend - Fort Worden
Bellingham - Larrabee
Sechelt - Porpoise Bay
LIGHTHOUSES: Remember, Alf said to think of this as an extended lighthouse tour!
FERRIES: Both BC and Washington State ferry systems have web pages with pertinent information
TOWNS: Many of the towns and areas we'll be traveling through have web sites
Vancouver has a web site about biking its environs
MAPS
TOURING STORIES AND TRIPS: As you think about the upcoming trip, some of these stories may provide inspiration and/or valuable tips. There are a gazillion of these out on the web - if you find more, let me know.
Frequently Asked Questions about Biking in BC
Judy Colwell has written about several of her multi-day bike trips in groups
Here's a guy who went from Alaska to Florida two summers ago
Adventure Cycling in Missoula, founded in 1976, is an organization devoted to bicycle touring
SAFETY AND GENERAL INFO: Learn the laws of the land, browse through cycling minutiae
Washington State Laws pertaining to bicycling
British Columbia provincial laws
Steve Ciccarelli, who works at IBM in Virginia, has a megasite with more than you ever wanted to know about biking
Sheldon Brown is a husband, father, and repair shop manager in Boston, who has posted many articles on bike repair
Cycling.org provides a non-profit linking service to bicycle oriented sites around the world
Niagara Falls, Ont, provides an eclectic biking site with some Canadian focus, and excellent safety information
For an off-beat, exhausting read, Seattle International Randonneur society posts news on their mega-marathon rides (200-1200 kilometers)
Finally, here's an on-line repair manual from U of Idaho!