The Olympic Discovery Trail: Connecting Opportunity on the Olympic Peninsula

In Washington State, trail builders, public officials and tribal leaders across the Olympic Peninsula are working to create a seamless, 138-mile walking and bicycling route that will connect people and elevate the cultural and geographical treasures of this famed region. In this video, we hear from voices on the ground about the opportunities and impact they seek to realize for their communities through their work on the Olympic Discovery Trail-also a key segment of the developing 3,700-mile Great American Rail-Trail.
Produced by Rails to Trails magazine and DS Simon Media.
Featuring Jon Snyder, Office of Gov. Jay Inslee; W. Ron Allen, Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe; Andy Stevenson, Peninsula Trails Coalition; Annette Nesse, Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe; Lissy Andros, Forks Chamber of Commerce; and Heidi Eisenhour, Jefferson County Commission.
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[@Yowzoe]

One of the wonderful things about living on the north Olympic Peninsula, this beautiful ribbon that connects all our beautiful places and towns. Bicycling and hiking brings out the best.

[@katherinebaril1930]

thanks to the Tribal leadership for this project- like the Salmon- we are coming home!! by bike and foot!! hooray!!

[@tjhom2704]

I LOVE TRAILS!

[@barbaradavis393]

That is a really beautiful area. My husband was from Eastern Washington, but every time we visited, we had to go to the Olympic Peninsula.

[@cmiller7668]

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