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king county
regional trails
°eco-friendly
bicycle, walk,
jog, skate, hike, ride horseback, bird watch....
in the Puget
Sound.
As
the weather warms up in the Pacific
Northwest
we look to spend more time
outdoors
and King County Regional Trails
can provide a healthier way to keep more
green
in your pocketbook while putting
more
green in your adventures. King County
has
one of the largest off-road trail systems in the United States,
created in part by converting Milwaukee, Chicago, St Paul and
Pacific
retired and abandon Railroad lines into trails that are open
for non-motorized use.These trails continue to grow in size
and
popularity.
°eco-beneficial
trails and adjacent
protected lands act as a
watershed and wildlife habitat for
salmon,
birds and other native
species.
One such trail in King
County is the:
°snoqualmie
valley
trail
consists of old railroad
ties and crushed rock
that cross miles of countryside, passing
rivers,
farms, and historical
points of interest along
mostly level terrain. * Nick
Loutsis Park in
Carnation WA is one of
several points with direct
access to the Snoqualmie
Valley
Trail. Discover
and browse more trails,
maps, updates and
details
@ *King
County Parks and Recreation
Nick Loutsis Park - 32401
E Entwistle Street Carnation, WA 98014
*
Note - some areas may not easily maneuvered by wheelchair due
to the landscape surface
so refer to
tips, restrictions, safety and other trail info @ King
County Parks and Recreation Website*
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