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Places - Escapes |
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| The Pacific Northwest is a place to experience, The people that live here know this and are attracted to the abundance and the wonders that the outdoors here provide. |
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Hiking and Biking from I-90 07/10
By Sharon Wootton and Maggie Savage
Bikers and hikers can follow the railroads and mining theme when exploring trails and waterways along I-90 east of the Cascades. So take a ride across the pass and add a bit of history to the activity of your choice.
The following routes are generally easy and family friendly. It’s hot on the dry side, so bring plenty of water. . . .
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Kitsap Peninsula envisions more outdoor space for FUN! 05/10
By Sharon Wootton and Maggie Savage
The hot spot in Washington for outdoors activities is the north Kitsap Peninsula, where adventure meets vision. Biking and kayaking lead the pack in interest, in part because of the country roads, protected waters, and the chance to appreciate stops at the Suquamish waterfront, historic Port Gamble, the lighthouse at Hansville and Norwegian-flavored Poulsbo . . .
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Mountains to Sea 03/10
Discovering the highs and lows of
sprawling Snohomish County
By Sharon Wootton and Maggie Savage
Snohomish County is a sprawling area that climbs into the Cascades to the east and slips into Puget Sound on the west.
The county’s geography is a recreational magnet: a share of Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest and the Cascades. . .
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Discover the Olympic Discovery Trail 03/10
By Amy Poffenbarger
If you’re looking for a new place to ride with great views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, eagles and possibly whales, and that is also fun for the whole family, consider the Olympic Discovery Trail on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. . .
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