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Ideal for exploring at a relaxed pace, on easy terrain Covers 40 railtrails throughout Washington state, hundreds of miles in all Ideally suited for walkers, bicyclists, equestrians, joggers, skaters, crosscountry skiers, and even the physically challengedLooking for new ways to enjoy Washington's great outdoors? Have you had it with mountainsides of endless switchbacks? If exploring at a different pace on easier terrain is more your style, Washington's RailTrails: Walking Running Bicycling InLine Skating Horseback Riding has what you're looking for.Washington's RailTrails: Walking Running Bicycling InLine Skating Horseback Riding is the first indepth guide to all of the railtrails currently open in Washington State. Walkers, bicyclists, equestrians, joggers, inline skaters, crosscountry skiers, and even the physically challenged can enjoy hundreds of miles of flat, safe, readymade pathways perfectly suited for nonmotorized activities. These converted abandoned railways, whose tracks and ties departed with the decline of railroading, connect towns and suburbs as they wind through some of Washington's prettiest countryside. Incity trails, such as the BurkeGilman Trail, pave the way for commuters to walk and bike to work each day.The 40 railtrails represented here are broken down into three regions, covering all kinds of territory. The Northwest area's 12 railtrails include the Old Robe Historic Trail, Snoqualmie Pass Trail, and the SnohomishArlington Centennial Trail. Highlighting the Puget Sound area are the PrestonSnoqualmie and the King County Interurban Trail. Eastern Washington offers the Iron Horse State Park and Spokane River Centennial Trails, plus 9 more. Trail descriptions, accompanied by maps and photos, include complete information on length, surface, entry and endpoints, trail managers, restrictions, safety, and etiquette.A leader in railtrail development, Washington State has long recognized the advantages of these "linear parks." Author Fred Wert presents an indepth look at railroad history, the recreational, historic, and economic importance of railtrails, and how citizens can get involved to develop, promote, and protect new and existing trails.Whether you are walking, riding, running, or rolling,Washington's RailTrails: Walking Running Bicycling InLine Skating Horseback Riding will be a constant companion for rewarding outdoor experiences.
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