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Iron Horse Trail

Distance: 42 miles

Singletrack Cycles

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Fay Bainbridge Bike Overnight

Distance: 16 Miles

Swift Industries

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Vashon Island- Point Robinson Lighthouse & Park

Distance: 16 Miles

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From Bloomington, Indiana to Portland, Oregon (pictured above), protected bike lanes of all shapes and sizes transformed U.S. communities in 2022. (Photo Credit: David Evans and Associates, Inc.)
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Girls in Gear is one of this year's 11 grantees.
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Woman pausing on country ride watching golden hour sunset
Woman pausing on country ride watching golden hour sunset
2nd Avenue, Seattle.
Much nicer than the church basement, at least during a Seattle summer — and better attended, too. Photos courtesy SDOT.
Washington Avenue, Minneapolis – our No. 8 pick from 2017.
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The author, Kiana Parker, is a disability advocate living in Seattle, Washington. (Photo credit Christine Chu)
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Electric bikes make long-distance tours accessible to a broader audience.
7th Avenue Protected Bike Lane in Seattle. Credit: Seattle Dept. of Transportation