Washington Parks Bicycle Route #1
Sedro-Woolley, Washington - Elma, Washington (311 miles)
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Description
Section 1 of the Washington Parks Bicycle Route begins by heading west out of Sedro-Woolley to Anacortes, with ferry options for riding through several of the San Juan Islands.
The route follows the Olympic Discovery Trail from Sequim to Port Angeles, passing the entry to Olympic National Park. The route then heads west to Forks on the peninsula. South of Forks you'll encounter incredible views and ample opportunities to explore the shorelines from the beach parking lots.
Elma is where you choose to continue on the main route or connect to the 111-mile Sound Alternate. It is a mostly rural connection back to Port Townsend that includes a spur to the Bremerton ferry, with an option for travel to Seattle.
Washington Parks Map 2 shows riders how to continue on from Elma -- east into central Washington, and circling north then west all the way back to Sedro-Wooley.
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