Rails-to-Trails ConservancyRail-Trails Washington & Oregon

Many good articles but a few of the entries made reference to trails possibly being completed in 2015. See the entry related to the Willipa Hills Trail.

I have described Rail Trails in previous reviews. Washington and Oregon are very progressive when it comes to recreational trails for hikers and bicyclists and the Rail Trails provide recreational opportunities for everyone. Most Rail Trails are flat, wide, and comfortable. Many trails are hundreds of miles long, winding through cities, along rivers and lakes and forests. This book describes many of those trails in detail. Rail Trails give us a place to hike or ride without any auto or motorcycle traffic. This book might just give you the incentive to take your family out for a safe adventure.

I was hoping to discover more rails-to-trails in Oregon. No such luck. It seems like only a quarter of the book is devoted to Oregon. Probably due to a lack of trails in Oregon, not the author's fault.

I love this book, it was just what I needed. I've already taken my bike on several of the Oregon trails, and have plans for the near future to hit up some more. It's a great addition to my adventure plans.

Only limited number of trails listed

Book came quickly and was in good condition. Book has lots of information and will be easy to throw in a backpack or in the car to take along. Thank you!

I am looking for more trips that are longer and overnight biking trips. This book is well written buy most trips seem to be downtown river park trips etc. Not what I am interested in.

I am going to try one of the rides soon. The book gave me lots of info about the trail. I am excited to ride one of them.