Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail - Bikepacking - Day Six / Part 1 - Ralston, WA to Malden, WA

On Day Six, I am traveling from Ralston, Washington to…LET’s FIND OUT...this is a two-part day. ENJOY! This is Day Six of Six My Bike: Salsa Mukluk Fat Tire Bike. Day 1: Seattle to North Bend, Washington - Watch it here:    • Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail - Bik...   Day 2: North Bend to Cle Elum, Washington – Watch it here:    • Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail - Bik...   Day 3: Cle Elum to the Columbia River / Wanapum State Park Campground - Watch it here:    • Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail - Bik...  . Day 4: Wanapum State Park Campground to Othello, Washington - Watch it here:    • Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail - Bik...   Day 5: Othello, Washington to Ralston, Washington - Watch it here:    • Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail - Bik...   Day 6 - Part 1: (THIS VIDEO): Ralston, Washington to Malden, WA - Watch it here:    • Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail - Bik...   Day 6 - Part 2: From Malden, WA to Plummer, Idaho - Watch it Here:    • Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail - Bik...   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.