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Spanning the north end of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, the Olympic Discovery Trail stretches around 140 miles from La Push to Port Townsend. The multi-use, non-motorized trail was the brainchild of three cyclists who wanted to develop the trail across a neglected railroad track. Though, they were unable to do that, they quickly built a trail system along a similar route. Must-see destinations along the trail include the Railroad Bridge Park, the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge and Lighthouse, and Lake Crescent. More adventurous visitors can opt to take the Olympic Adventure Route, which is built adjunct to the Discovery Trail specifically for hikers, horseback riders, and active mountain bikers.

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