Gallery 1 of 2006 National Recreation Trails Photo Contest trail, greenway, and railtrail photographs and images

Rail to trail project: Anacortes, Washington

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Anacortes, Washington has extended a trail on an abandoned railroad east from the town across a shallow bay to March Point, where it joins the road along the shoreline.

Click on any photo to see it full size (photos by Stuart Macdonald, 2004-06):

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