You were in the Tri-Cities! Try the Sacajawea Trail. It’s a 25 mile loop around the Columbia River. It can be extended to reach the mouth of the Snake River. Great path!
Good to get the first big ride of the year done. Now on to some more! I looked up Kennewick on GMaps and saw that it's between Yakima and Walla Walla. I've always loved the name Walla Walla and hope to visit there someday. Any good rides that you know about in WW ? How was your experience with the Kamoot? Say hi to Jo for us. Ride on!
Hi Joe, I have done a bit of research. It seems as though there are no rails to trails. But, I have found some wine routes. It is another wine country after all. I hate to weigh in on it after only one use, as it may just take getting used to.
That Dallas Rd of W. Richland is a tough ride. Benton County turn a shoulder into a bike path out there to get some special credit for sure. To mix that trail in with the Badger Mt trail is the difference between night and day. Stay on water when you ride here and watch which neighborhoods you get off at. I can get an easy 40 miles on good riverfront trail. Goto Sacajawea Park and start from there next time..
I rode from Sacajawea along the trail and back a few years ago. Kinda of a frustrating ride at the beginning for an out-of-towner as the trail was so poorly marked.
You were in the Tri-Cities! Try the Sacajawea Trail. It’s a 25 mile loop around the Columbia River. It can be extended to reach the mouth of the Snake River. Great path!
Thanks. Did it, and made a video, a few years ago.
I'm an old guy w an action cam, Nikon P1000, Hover X1, n E MTB. Get on up to Spokane/CDA, n we'll do the Hiawatha Trail. Top 10 in the USA.
Good to get the first big ride of the year done. Now on to some more! I looked up Kennewick on GMaps and saw that it's between Yakima and Walla Walla. I've always loved the name Walla Walla and hope to visit there someday. Any good rides that you know about in WW ? How was your experience with the Kamoot? Say hi to Jo for us. Ride on!
Hi Joe, I have done a bit of research. It seems as though there are no rails to trails. But, I have found some wine routes. It is another wine country after all. I hate to weigh in on it after only one use, as it may just take getting used to.
That Dallas Rd of W. Richland is a tough ride. Benton County turn a shoulder into a bike path out there to get some special credit for sure. To mix that trail in with the Badger Mt trail is the difference between night and day. Stay on water when you ride here and watch which neighborhoods you get off at. I can get an easy 40 miles on good riverfront trail. Goto Sacajawea Park and start from there next time..
I rode from Sacajawea along the trail and back a few years ago. Kinda of a frustrating ride at the beginning for an out-of-towner as the trail was so poorly marked.