Best Winter Walks and Hikes: Puget Sound

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The Mountaineers Books, 2002 - 252 pages
Don't let winter weather keep you indoors! Best Winter Walks & Hikes Puget Sound, 2nd Ed. offers typically snow-free trails for winter walks and hikes. From urban parks in Seattle and the eastside communities to the foothills and lowlands of the Nisqually River, from the Issaquah Alps to the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas - there are outdoor experiences waiting for you wherever you go.The guidebook also includes trips to the north Puget Sound area, including the boulders of Devil's Garden, and beautiful Chuckanut Mountain, as well as trails in the spectacular Mima Mounds and Black Hills Crest areas of South Puget Sound.

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Contents

SEATTLE
33
OLMSTED WAY
36
SEWARD PARK
37
WASHINGTON PARK ARBORETUM
38
FOSTERS ISLANDWATERFRONT TRAILMONTLAKE BRIDGE
39
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CAMPUS
40
RAVENNA PARK
42
WOODLAND PARK
44
WEST TIGER RAILROAD
127
NORTH END
131
TRADITION PLATEAU NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION AREA
134
GENE COULON MEMORIAL BEACH PARK
144
CEDAR RIVER TRIAL
145
ECHO MOUNTAIN LAKE DESIRESPRING LAKE REGIONAL WILDLAND PARK
149
GREEN RIVER
153
BLACK RIVER
157

BURKEGILMAN ONCE AND FUTURE TRIAL
46
GOLDEN GARDENS PARK TO GASWORKS PARK
48
GASWORKS PARK TO MATTHEWS BEACH PARK
50
MATTHEWS BEACH PARK TO BLYTH PARK
52
SAND POINT WARREN G MAGNUSON PARK
53
OVERLAKE
57
OVERLAKE
59
LUTHER BURBANK PARK
60
MERCER SLOUGH NATURE PARK
61
LAKETOLAKE GREENWAY TRIAL
64
WILBURTON HILL PARK
65
KELSEY CREEK PARK
66
LAKE HILLS GREENBELT PARK
67
WEOWNA PARK
69
KIRKLAND WATERSHED PARK
71
KIRKLAND WATERFRONT
73
JUANITA BAY PARK
75
ST EDWARDS STATE PARK
76
REDMOND WATERSHED PARK
78
TOLT PIPLE
80
SAMMAMISH RIVER ONCE AND FUTURE TRIAL
82
LAKE SAMMAMISH TRIAL
86
ISSAQUAH ALPS
89
COUGAR MOUNTAIN REGIONAL WILDLAND PARK
92
COAL CREEK TOWNSITE
94
RED TOWN BALLFIELD MEADOW PROJECT
97
SEATTLE WALLA WALLA RAILROAD
98
COAL CREEK FALLS
101
DE LEO WALL
103
ANTIAIRCRAFT PEAK TO CLAY PIT PEAK
105
WILDERNESS PEAK VIA SHY BEAR PASS
107
SQUAK MOUNTAIN STATE PARK
109
BUSTOSQUAK TRAIL
111
CENTRAL PEAKNORTHEAST FACE LOOP
113
THE WORKING FOREST
115
SOUTH END
119
EAST TIGER MOUNTAIN VIA SILENT SWAMP
121
NORTHWEST TIMBER TRIAL
123
WEST TIGER MOUNTAIN NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION AREA
124
WEST TIGER 3
125
RIVER OF GREEN
160
GREEN RIVER GORGE
163
FLAMING GEYSER STATE PARK
164
KUMMER BLACK DIAMOND BRIDGE
167
GREEN RIVER GORGE RESORT
168
BLACK DIAMOND MUSEUM
171
KANASKATPALMER
173
MOUNT McDONALD
174
SOOS CREEK GARY GRANT PARK
176
WHITE RIVER
179
WHITE RIVER
180
GAME FARM WILDERNESS PARK
181
MOUNT PETE
183
THREE SISTERS
185
GRASS MOUNTAIN
188
FEDERATION FOREST STATE PARK
191
PUYALLUP RIVER
195
WEST HYLEBOS STATE PARK
197
SWAN CREEK CANYON PARK
198
SNAKE LAKE NATURE CENTER
200
TACOMATOTAHOMA TRAIL THAT COULD BE
202
PORT OF TACOMA
203
FOOTHILLS TRAIL
206
CARBON RIVER PARKWAY TRAIL THAT COULD BE
207
NISQUALLY RIVER
213
NORTHWEST TREK WILDLIFE PARK
215
PACK FOREST
217
HUGO PEAK
220
1000 LOOP
221
THE SOUTHERN FRONTIER
227
MIMA MOUNDS NATURAL AREA
229
BLACK HILLS CREST
232
THE WESTERN SKYLINE
237
THE WESTERN SKYLINE
239
MOUNT WALKER
241
MOUNT ZION
243
INDEX
249
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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About the author (2002)

HARVEY MANNING is a well-known author and wilderness advocate. He is the coauthor of many of the original versions of titles in The Mountaineers Books' 100 Hikes Series. His work with on the 100 Hikes Series lay the groundwork for what would later become the Day Hiking series. Photographer and writer IRA SPRING'S crisp, breathtaking images of the Northwest wilderness have been inspiring outdoor enthusiasts for several decades. His creative stamp can be found in more than forty books on the outdoors, including Mountaineers Books' titles such as, An Ice Ax, A Camera, And A Jar of Peanut Butter. Ira Spring was also one of the original contributers to the 100 Classic Hikes series. One of the Northwest's most active trail lobbyists, Spring was given the 1992 Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Award for his volunteer efforts toward trail preservation and funding.

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