BIKING WASHINGTON'S TRAILS

Road-tripping doesn't mean you're restricted to four wheels. Take a bike to Washington and discover incredible destinations under your own steam.

Olivia Abramson

Bringing your bike along on road trips opens up a world of views and experiences that you just won't see when you travel solely by car. By taking advantage of Washington state's numerous converted railways, you can gain access to the state's best-kept secrets. More than 1,000 miles of unused railways have been converted to paved or gravel paths in Washington as part of America's Rails to Trails movement. These paths are easily bikeable or walkable, they're completely free to use, and most are open year-round. And once you discover the beautiful landscapes that lie along these paths, you'll be putting Washington at the top of your tovisit list. Road Trip? Bike Trip If you're unsure whether you should bring your bike on your next road-trip adventure, allow me to…

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ROVA (Digital) - 1 Issue, Thirty-Three: October/November 2022

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