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LaConner Bike MapsLaConner Bike MapsOn and off-road bike routes in LaConner, WestSkagit County, and with Regional Bike TrailsJune 2011
Sources:Skagit County Bike Map,www.beactiveskagit.org/uploads/Bike Map.pdfSkagit County Bicycle Tour t%20Bike%2016B%20Composite.pdfServices:Skagit Cycle (bikes, parts, and service)Anacortes, 1620 Commercial Ave. Anacortes, WA98221Phone: 360-588-8776, Fax: 360-293-8423www.skagitcyclecenter.comTulip Country Bike Tours (and rentals)13391 Avon Allen Road, Mount Vernon, WA98273Phone: 360-424-7461, Fax: 360-424-7461www.countrycycling.comSkagit Bicycle Club (group rides includingbeginners and cycling events)PO Box 363, Burlington, WA 98233www.skagitbicycleclub.orgSkagit County Physical Activity CoalitionPO Box 1376, Mount Vernon, WA 98273Phone: 360-428-2331www.beactiveskagit.orgSponsorsThe Heron Inn & Day Spa117 Maple Avenue, La Conner, WA 98257Phone: 360-399-1074, Fax: 360-399-1074www.theheroninn.comWild Iris Inn121 Maple Avenue, La Conner, WA 98257Phone: 360-466-1400www.wildiris.comKaty’s Inn503 South 3rd Street, La Conner, WA 98257Phone: 360-466-9909, Fax: 360-466-9909www.katysinn.comQueen of the Valley Inn12757 Chilberg Road, Mount Vernon, WA 98273Phone: 360-466-4578www.queenofthevalleyinn.comHotel Planter715 1st Street, La Conner, WA 98257Phone: 360-466-4710www.hotelplanter.comLaConner County Inn107 South Second Street, La Conner, WA 98257Phone: 360-466-3101www.laconnerlodging.comChannel Lodge205 North First Street, La Conner, WA 98257Phone: 360-466-3101www.laconnerlodging.com
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LaConner Bike MapThe LaConner on-road bike tours are designated tominimize the number of steep hill climbs, avoidvehicle and truck traffic, and maximize views andaccess to LaConner museums, historical assets,scenic viewpoints, boardwalks and piers, andother amenities for riders of all ages and skills.With the exception of Morris Street and theintersection at Maple Avenue, all streets withinLaConner are lightly traveled except during majorfestivals, when school starts at 8 am and lets outat 3 pm, and when the boatyard ends shift work at4 pm.With the exception of Morris Street and MapleAvenue, town streets are narrow and typical ofwhen the town was developed during the 18801890s. The eastern approach to the RainbowBridge on Maple Avenue/Pioneer Parkway has anarrow 2 foot bike shoulder. All other roads sharelanes with vehicles and bicyclists.All roads are 2-way except for Road Street which isone-way west and Basin Road when is 1-way westand south to State Street. All roads are pavedexcept for the south end of McGlinn Island Way tothe end of the Swinomish Channel.The waterfront and north end of town is flat andeasy to ride the complete length of 1st, 3rd, 6thStreets, and Pearl Jensen Way through the historicdowntown district, around the school complex, thenorth neighborhoods, and past the Port of Skagitmarinas and boatyards.The south end of town is also flat and easy to ridethe complete length of 1st and 4th Streets,Caledonia and Sherman Avenues, and McGlinnIsland Way around the Moore Clark warehouse,south neighborhood, and under the RainbowBridge.The hilltop, however, is steep and most easilyaccessed as shown from Douglas, Benton, and 4thStreets. Washington and portions of 2nd Street areride-able but have steep grades.The west side of the Swinomish Channel inSneeoosh is also flat and easy to ride the completelength of Front Street to Swadab Park and thewaterfront developments under way for the 2011Canoe Journey.1234– Rainbow Bridge from downtown– Channel from Rainbow Bridge- Fishing Fleet from Sneeoosh- Downtown from Sneeoosh2LaConner Bike MapThe approaches to the Rainbow Bridge may requirehigher gear shifting, and the access roads toPioneer Park may require gears and bike-walking.
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West Skagit County Bike MapsThese Skagit Valley on-road bike tours areintended to provide LaConner visitors extendedday rides through some of the varied and diverselandscapes including marine shorelines,woodlands and wetlands, parks, wildlife reservesand nature interpretive centers, farmlands,historic sites, and museums on Guemes, Fidalgo,Samish, and Fir Islands as well as the Skagit Valley.All routes are in-lane on lightly trafficked andrural roadways with the exception of in-lane andbike shoulders on a segment of heavily traffickedSR-20, bike shoulders on the moderately traffickedLaConner-Whitney, Best, McLean, and Fir IslandRoads, and the off-road multipurpose TommyThompson Trail on Fidalgo Bay and Padilla BayTrail.All routes have access to a variety of parks,campgrounds, wildlife refuges, museums, artgalleries, coffee shops, pubs, bakeries, gasstations for air and water, minimarkets, and otherservices as noted on the maps.Swinomish Reservation Loop TourThis 10-mile on-road bike loop route starts fromLaConner and extends completely around theSwinomish Reservation on Fidalgo Islandproviding views of the Swinomish Channel on theeast and Similk Bay on the west including Kiketand Hope Island State Parks with Deception Pass inthe background. From LaConner, the routeextends:1. west on Maple Avenue/Pioneer Parkwayacross the Rainbow Bridge into Sneeoosh andpast the Swinomish Tribal Minimart and GasStation on Moorage Way then north throughSneeoosh in-lane on lightly traffickedReservation Road to the north junction withSneeoosh Road;2. then south in-lane on Sneeoosh Road past theThousand Trails resort and campgrounds toWarren Street, then south on Warren Street tothe Hope Island picnic area;3. then south on Chilberg Road back to SneeooshRoad, then south on Sneeoosh Road to Pulland-be-Damned Road (a 1-mile side tripoverlooking Martha’s Bay), then west back toReservation Road and Sneeoosh and southwestback across Rainbow Bridge to LaConner.March Point Loop Tour1234––––Longhouse in SneeooshCommunity Center in SneeooshBeach park next to Kiket Island shorelineRailroad swing bridge at north end ofSwinomish Channel adjacent the Casino4West Skagit County Bike MapThis 5.5-mile on-road bike loop route starts fromthe junction of Reservation Road and SneeooshRoad on the Swinomish Reservation and extendscompletely around March’s Point and the oil
refineries and terminals providing views of PadillaBay on the east and Fidalgo Bay on the west withAnacortes and Mt Baker in the backgrounds. Fromthe Fidalgo Island Loop Route at ReservationRoad/Sneeoosh Road, the route extends:1. north in-lane on Reservation Road to Padilla2.3.4.5.6.7.Heights Road, then west in-lane on lightlytrafficked Padilla Heights Road past AnacortesTelescope & Wild Bird to Knudson Lane, thenwest in-lane on Knudson Lane past thewetlands on the right to the east shore of theSwinomish Channel (and an optional 1-milespur route on a dirt access road along the eastshore of the Channel and back);then under the Memorial Highway/SR-20Swinomish Channel Bridge to the TribalChevron Station and Minimart and Two SalmonCafé in the Casino;then east on Casino Road past the TribalTrading Post with views of the Padilla Bayestuary to South March Point Road;then north in-lane on lightly trafficked SouthMarch Point Road to East March Point Roadthen north along the east shoreline of PadillaBay and around the north end of the point andpast the Shell and Tesoro refinery plant andpiers;then south in-lane on lightly trafficked March’sPoint Road past the access to the multipurposeoff-road Tommy Thompson trestle acrossFidalgo Bay, then south to the east end ofSouth March’s Point Road and Trestle CoffeeCompany;then south across the signaled intersectionwith Memorial Highway/SR-20 past SimilkBeach Golf Course and the Shell Gas Station &Minimart to Summit Park Road;the east in-lane on lightly trafficked SummitPark Road to Thompson Road, then south toStevenson Road, then east in-lane on lightlytrafficked Stevenson Road past Black RockSeafood to rejoin Reservation Road and theFidalgo Island Loop Tour back to LaConner.Fidalgo Bay/Cap Sante Spur Tour1 – Refinery storage tanks on March Point2 – Refineries on March Point with Mt Baker inbackground3 – Tommy Thompson Trail over Fidalgo BayThis 6-mile on and off-road bike spur route startsfrom the March Point Loop Trail at March PointRoad and extends northwest along the eastshoreline of Fidalgo Bay into Anacortes to CapSante Park with views of Fidalgo Bay, March Point,and Hat Island with Mt Baker in the background.From the March Point Loop Trail at March PointRoad, the route extends:1. west on the bike and hike off-road TommyThompson Trail on former railroad trestle andtrackbed across Fidalgo Bay past the SamishTribe’s RV Campground and around the south5West Skagit County Bike Map
2.3.4.5.6.7.end of the Bay to the Port of Anacortesindustrial park;then north on Tommy Thompson off-road trailand across T Avenue and past the PacificMarine Center;then continuing north of the off-road TommyThompson Trail or on-road in-lane onmoderately trafficked R/Q Avenue pastStrawberry Bay Coffee and the Safeway andThe Market grocery stores with Starbucks;then north on R/Q Avenue to Seafarer’s Wayand a possible side trip east on Seafarer’s Wayto Seafarer’s Memorial Park on the Fidalgo Bayshoreline;then north on Q Avenue to 9th Street, thennorthwest on 9th/Market Street past the WTPreston Sternwheeler Museum and the DepotArts Center;then around the Anacortes Yacht Club in-laneon 6th/Rotary/T Avenue to park and overlookpicnic area at the north end of Cap SanteHarbor;as an option, continue north on T Avenue to4th Street, then west in-lane on lightlytrafficked 4th Avenue to V/W Avenue thensouth up a steep hill grade to the top of thebluff to Cap Sante Park and a scenic overlookof Fidalgo and Padilla Bays with Mt Baker inthe background.Guemes Island Loop TourThis 13-mile on-road bike loop route starts fromthe end of the Cap Sante Spur Route on theAnacortes waterfront and extends to the GuemesIsland Ferry Terminal in Anacortes across theGuemes Channel to loop completely aroundGuemes Island through woodlands, wetlands, andfarmlands then back to Cap Sante. From the CapSante Spur Tour, the route extends:1. north in-lane on lightly trafficked Q Avenue1 – WT Preston Sternwheeler Museum in Anacortes2 – Historic downtown Anacortes3 – Guemes Island Ferry Terminal in Anacortesfrom Market Street at the WT PrestonSternwheeler Museum past the Depot ArtsCenter and seasonal Anacortes Farmers’Market to 6th Street;2. then west in-lane on lightly trafficked 6thStreet through the signal on CommercialAvenue and the numerous coffee shops andrestaurants in historic downtown Anacortes toI Avenue, then north to the Skagit CountyGuemes Island Ferry Terminal and the parkand-ride lot waiting area and shoreline park;3. then across the Guemes Channel on the SkagitCounty Ferry which generally crosses every 30minutes Monday-Friday from 6:30 am to 8:30pm, Friday-Saturday to 11pm, and Sundayfrom 8 am to 8 pm;6West Skagit County Bike Map
4. then east in-lane on rural Southshore Road5.6.7.8.9.past Deadman Bay then north along thebottom edge of the hill to Edens Road;then west in-lane on rural Edens Road throughwetlands and farmlands past Schoolhouse Parkto Guemes Island Road;then north in-lane on rural Guemes IslandRoad past the Guemes Island Fire Hall to thePadilla Bay shoreline than north past IslandInternational Artist and Northwind Gallery toHunts Park;then south back Guemes Island Road to WestShore Road and west and south in-lane onrural West Shore Road through woodedhillsides and through Edens Road to SouthShore Road on the Guemes Channel;then east in-lane on rural South Shore Roadpast wetlands and marshes back to theGuemes Island Ferry Landing and Anderson’sGeneral Store & Cafe;then back on the ferry across the GuemesChannel to I Avenue, 6th Street, and Q Avenueto rejoin the Cap Sante Spur Tour at MarketStreet and the WT Preston SternwheelerMuseum.Lake Campbell Spur TourThis 7-mile on-road bike spur route starts from theTommy Thompson Trail off the Fidalgo Bay/CapSante Spur Tour and extends west and souththrough the Anacortes Community Forest Landspast Heart Lake to Lake Erie, then west pastCampbell Lake to Similk Bay and back to theTommy Thompson Trail at March Point. From theTommy Thompson Trail on Fidalgo Bay/Cap SanteSpur Trail, the route extends:1. west in-lane on lightly trafficked 30th Street2.1 – Anderson General Store on Guemes island2 – Red barn on Guemes Island3 – Heart Lake in Anacortes Community ForestLands3.4.5.through the Port of Anacortes industrial parkto R Avenue, then south in the bike shoulderon moderately trafficked R Avenue to 32ndStreet;then west in-lane on moderately trafficked upa moderate grade on 32nd Street pastNorthwest Coffee and John Storvik Playground& Park to H Avenue;then south in-lane on lightly trafficked HAvenue/Heart Lake Road and up moderategrades into the Anacortes Community ForestLands past the east shoreline of Heart Lake toErie Mountain Drive (and a possible spur routeup the very steep grades to the summit ofMount Erie and panoramic views of DeceptionPass, Mt Baker, and the San Juan Islands);then south on Heart Lake Road and the eastshoreline of Lake Erie and the Lake ErieGrocery & Trailer Park at Rosario Road;then east on Heart Lake Road/Campbell LakeRoad overlooking Campbell Lake and the7West Skagit County Bike Map
Campbell Lake Boat Access to SR-20, thennorth on bike shoulders on heavily traffickedSR-20 to Gibralter Road past Pioneer TrailsCampground on the Gibralter/Miller Roadextension to the west;6. then east in-lane on lightly trafficked SatterleeRoad along the north end of Similk Bay toChristianson Road, then north in-lane onlightly trafficked Christianson Road along theedge of Similk Beach Golf Course and past theShell Gas Station & Minimart across thesignaled intersection with MemorialHighway/SR-20 on March Point Road and pastthe Trestle Coffee Shop to the TommyThompson Trail on Fidalgo Bay and MarchPoint Loop Tour.Deception Pass Spur TourThis 7-mile on-road bike spur route starts from theMarch Point Loop Tour at Summit Park Road thenextends south along the west shoreline of SimilkBay to Deception Pass and into Rosario Bay thenacross the historic Deception Pass stell bridge andinto Cranberry Lake and Hoypos Point DeceptionPass State Park sites. From the March Point LoopTour, the route extends:1. south in-lane on rural Christanson Road along2.3.4.5.6.1 – Lake Campbell andDeception Pass fromMount Erie2 - Lake Erie Grocery3 – Historic CCC picnicshelter in Bowman Bay4 – Maiden of DeceptionPass sculpture pole7.8.the east boundary of Similk Beach Golf Courseto Satterlee Road at the north end of SimilkBay,then west in-lane on lightly trafficked SatterleeRoad to Gibralter Road,then south in-lane on lightly traffickedGibralter Road along the shoreline of SimilkBay to Deception Road and a short spur routenorth of Deception Road to the Shrimp Shack,then south in-lane on lightly traffickedDeception Road to SR-20 and Deception Café &Grill,then south in-lane on heavily trafficked SR-20and along the south shoreline of Pass Lake toRosario Road,then west in-lane on a spur route on RosarioRoad thorough old woodlands to the northentrance into Deception Pass State Park atBowman Bay Road and down the steep grade toBowman Bay and the historic CCC-constructedpicnic shelters,then back to SR-20 and south past the scenicoverlooks and through woodlands across thenarrow and heavily trafficked historic steelbridge over Deception Pass to West CoronetBay Road,then west in-lane on park road and aroundscenic Cranberry Lake to the campgrounds,trails, beaches, and food concessions at PugetSound shorelines,8West Skagit County Bike Map
9. then back to West Coronet Bay Road and eastin-lane on park road along the south shorelineof Coronet Bay and the marinas to the end ofthe road at Hoypus Point overlooking SimilkBay and Hope Island State Park.Tulip Fields Loop TourThis 14-mile on-road bike loop route starts fromLaConner extends east through the heart of theseasonal (April-May) daffodil, tulip, and iris flowerfields, and the year-round vineyards, corn, grain,and seed growing farm fields. From LaConner, theroute extends:1. east in-lane on lightly trafficked Chilberg Road2.3.4.5.6.to Best Road, then through the stop signsacross Best Road in-lane on ruralChilberg/Calhoun Road and past tulip fields toBeaver Marsh Road;then north on Beaver Marsh Road past tulipfields and Roozengaarde and WashingtonTulip bulb stores and plant nurseries toMcLean Road and the Minimart;then west on bike shoulders on moderatelytrafficked McLean Road past tulip fields toBradshaw Road then north in-lane on lightlytrafficked Bradshaw Road past tulip fields andTulip Town to Young Road;then west in-lane on rural Young Road pastvineyards and horse farms to Best Road;then south in-lane on moderately traffickedBest Road past tulip fields south through theroundabout at McLean Road and pastChristenson’s Nursery and LaConner Flats AGarden and tulip fields to Chilberg Road;then west on bike shoulders on Chilberg Roadback to LaConner.Rexville Loop TourThis 11-mile on-road bike loop route starts fromLaConner extends east through Dodge Valley toRexville, then east through seasonal (April-May)daffodil, tulip, and iris flower fields, and the yearround vineyards, corn, grain, and seed growingfarm fields. From LaConner, the route extends:1. east in-lane on lightly trafficked Chilberg Road1234– Pier onto Coronet Bay in Deception Pass State Park– Tulip fields from Bradshaw Road– Tulip fields from Beaver Marsh Road- Rexville Groceryto Dodge Valley Road, then south in-lane onrural Dodge Valley Road past the StaffansonPickle Farms to Best Road (with a shortoptional side spur trip south to the seasonalArt Gallery on Landing Road);2. then south on bike shoulders on moderatelytrafficked Best Road to Rexville Grocery onSummers Drive;3. then east in-lane on rural Summers Drive pastthe Rexville Grange and the seasonal producemarket on adjacent Rexville Grange Road;9West Skagit County Bike Map
4. then east in-lane on rural SummersDrive/Daggett Road along the north levee tothe north fork of the Skagit River to BeaverMarsh Road;5. then north in-lane on rural Beaver Marsh Roadpast tulip fields to Calhoun/Higby Road;6. then east in-lane on rural Calhoun/Higby Roadpast tulip fields to Best Road and through thestop sign on bike shoulders onCalhoun/Chilberg Road back to LaConner.Fir Island Loop TourThis 16-mile on-road bike loop route starts fromthe Rexville Loop Tour at Rexville Grovery andextends through Fir Island and the farm fields andwinter foraging habitat of 70-90,000 Snow Geese,Tundra and Trumpeter Swans from December toMarch to historic Conway. From Rexville, the routeextends:1. south in-lane on moderately trafficked Best/Fir2.3.4.5.6.7.8.1 – Historic farmhouse on Calhoun Road2 – Snow Goose Produce on Fir Island and RawlingsRoad3 – Snow Geese on Fir Island4 – Historic farmhouse on Fir Island Road9.Island Road across the narrow North ForkSkagit River Bridge to Rawlings Road and theseasonally open Snow Goose Produce;then west in-lane on rural Rawlings Roadthrough farmlands to Blake’s RV Park & Marinaand a view north across the North Fork of theSkagit River at the site of the former Fish Townart colony;then east back Rawlings Road to Maupin Roadand south in-lane on rural Maupin Roadthrough farmlands to the hair curve and anoverlook of the mudflats and slough;then east in-lane on rural Maupin Road to FirIsland Road and the seasonally open flowerstand;then east on bike shoulder on moderatelytrafficked Fir Island Road past Snow Geeseforaging fields to Wylie Road;then south in-lane on rural Wylie Road to MannRoad (and a dirt spur road south to the SkagitValley Wildlife Recreation Area);then east and north in-lane on rural MannRoad through farmlands and wildlife foragingfields and along the west levee to the historicFir-Conway Lutheran Church at Skagit CityRoad at the South Fork Skagit River Bridge intoConway;then east in-lane on Fir Island Road across thebridge over the Skagit River to Main Street,then south and east in-lane on Main Street pastConway Muse, Conway Pub & Eatery, PasekCellars, Texaco and Tesoro Gas Stations inhistoric Conway;then west back Main Street to Fir Island Roadthen west across the Skagit River bridge andnorth in-lane on rural Skagit City Road pastMother Flight Farm and the west levee of theSouth Fork Skagit River to the north end of10West Skagit County Bike Map
Skagit City Road past the historic Skagit CitySchoolhouse and an overlook of the SkagitRiver North and South Fork divergence;10. then west and south on Dry Slough Roadthrough farmlands, historic farmsteads andbarns, and Snow Geese foraging fields toMoore/Johnson Road (and an optional spurroute continuing on Dry Sough Road to FirIsland Road);11. then west on Moore/Johnson Road to BestRoad then north across the moderatelytrafficked narrow South Fork Skagit RiverBridge to Rexville Grocery and a rejoining ofthe Rexville Loop Tour.Conway/Mount Vernon Spur TourThis 6-mile on-road bike spur route starts fromhistoric downtown Conway off the Fir Island LoopTour and extends north through farmlands andalong the east levee to the Skagit River intohistoric downtown Mount Vernon. From Conway,the route extends:1. west and north in-lane on Main Street from theTexaco and Tesoro Gas Stations, Pasek Cellars,Conway Pub & Eatery, and the Conway Muse toFir Island Road, then north across Fir IslandRoad in-lane on rural Greenfield Street/DikeRoad next to the east levee to the Skagit Riverpast farmlands and historic farmsteads to BrittRoad;2. then east and north in-lane on rural Britt Roadalong Britt Slough and wetlands to BrittRoad/Hazel Street to Cleveland Avenue andthe Mount Vernon Senior Center;3. then north in-lane on moderately traffickedCleveland Avenue/1st Street past Sigi’sCinnamons through historic downtown MountVernon to the Skagit Valley Food Coop atDivision Street.Mount Vernon/LaConner Spur TourThis 9-mile on-road bike spur route starts fromhistoric downtown Mount Vernon at the end of theConway/Mount Vernon Spur Tour and extendswest through farmlands and tulip fields toLaConner. From historic downtown Mount Vernon,the route extends:1. west from the Skagit Valley Food Coop in-lane1234––––Barn on Fir Island RoadHistoric Conway Main StreetHistoric downtown Mount VernonLevee Trail on Mount Vernon waterfronton heavily trafficked Division Street across thenarrow Skagit River Bridge to Ball Street atEdgewater Park;2. then south through Edgewater Park onBall/Baker Street/Behrens Millett Road on andadjacent to the west levee to the Skagit Riverpast river shoreline and wetlands on BehrensMillett/Penn Road to Calhoun Road at theaccess to the top of the levee;11West Skagit County Bike Map
3. then west in-lane on rural Calhoun/Higby Roadpast historic farm houses, dairy farms, tulipfields, Ralph’s and Jonkeer Greenhousesacross Daggett/Beaver Marsh Road to the stopsign at Best Road and the Tulip Field LoopTour;4. then west on bike shoulders onCalhoun/Chilberg Road on the Tulip FieldLoop Tour back to LaConner.Bayview Loop TourThis 27-mile on-road bike loop route starts fromLaConner and extends north along the eastshoreline of Padilla Bay through Bayview toBayview State Park and past the Padilla BayInterpretive Center then down the bluff and eastinto the Samish River Valley through vineyards,cattle ranches, and wetlands and around the southend of the Skagit Regional Airport and back toLaConner through tulip fields and farmlands. FromLaConner, the route extends:1. north on bike shoulder on moderately1 – Mud flats on Padilla Bay2 – Padilla Bay Shoreline Trail3 – Observation deck at Padilla Bay Interpretive Centertrafficked LaConner-Whitney Road pastfarmland, horse ranch, tulip fields, and theseasonal Berry Barn to the Shell Station &Minimart at Memorial Highway/SR-20;2. then north through the signaled intersectionwith Memorial Highway/SR-20 in-lane onlightly trafficked Bayview-Edison Road throughfarmlands to the multipurpose bike and hikegravel Padilla Bay Trail on the levee to PadillaBay;3. then north on the Padilla Bay Trail or in-laneon Bayview-Edison Road through Bayview toBayview State Park and the undercrossing tothe beach and picnic shelter on Padilla Bay;4. then north in-lane on Bayview-Edison Roadpast the Padilla Bay Interpretive Center anddown the bluff into farmlands and vineyardsto D’Arcy Road,5. then east in-lane on rural D’Arcy Road pastIsland Grown Farmers’ Coop throughvineyards to Farm-to-Market Road,6. then south in-lane on lightly trafficked Farmto-Market Road to Rosabella’s Garden Bakery atAllen West Road,7. then east in-lane on rural Allen West Road tothe Corner Pub at BA Benson Road,8. then south and east in-lane on rural BA BensonRoad along the slough past the Upland StateGame Bird Habitat to Avon Allen Road,9. then south in-lane on lightly trafficked AvonAllen Road through farmland and alongsidethe slough to Ovenell Road,10. then west in-lane on lightly trafficked OvenellRoad through farmland and slough below theSkagit Regional Airport to Best Road,12West Skagit County Bike Map
11. then south on Best Road and through thesignaled intersection with MemorialHighway/SR-20 to Young Road,12. then west in-lane on rural Young Road pastvineyards and farmlands to LaConner-WhitneyRoad and the Shell Station & Minimart andFarmhouse Inn;13. then south on bike shoulder on moderatelytrafficked LaConner-Whitney Road past theseasonal Berry Barn and evergreen hedgemaze, farmlands, horse ranch, and tulip fieldsto LaConner.Edison Loop TourThis 7-mile on-road bike spur route starts from theBayview Loop Trail at D’Arcy Road and extendsnorth through farmlands, vineyards, cattleranches, marshes, and wetlands to historic Edisonon Samish Bay. From the Bayview Loop Trail atD’ARcy, the route extends:1. north in-lane on lightly trafficked Bayview-Edison Road past cattle ranches, farmlands,and vineyards to Samish Island Road;2. then east in-lane on Bayview-Edison Road pastSamish Bay mudflats, marshes, wetlands, andmarinas to historic Edison and the Breadfarm,Edison Inn, Edison Café, and Longhorn Saloon& Grill;3. then south in-lane on lightly trafficked ruralFarm-to-Market Road through marsh, wetland,and farmland past Island Grown Farmer’s Coopoff D’Arcy Road to Allen West Road atRosabella’s Garden Bakery and a rejoining withthe Bayview Loop Tour.Samish Island Spur TourThis 4.5-mile on-road bike spur route starts fromthe Edison Loop Trail at the intersection ofBayview-Edison Road and extends west throughfarmlands, cattle ranches, marshes, and wetlandsto the tip of Samish Island on the north end ofPadilla Bay. From the intersection with BayviewEdison Road on the Edison Loop Trail, the routeextends:1. west and north in-lane on lightly traffickedSamish Island Road to the bridge onto SamishIsland,2. then west on Samish Island Road along thenorth end of Padilla Bay to the very of SamishIsland at the private Camp Kirby.1 – Marina and derelicts on Samish River2 – Historic Edison3 – Mt Baker from Samish Island shoreline on PadillaBay13West Skagit County Bike Map
1 – Heron rookery on Samish Island14West Skagit County Bike Map
to North Cascades National Park, Ross LakeNational Recreation Area, Winthropto Saanich and Galloping Goose Trails onVancouver Islandto Fairview, Bellingham, Blaine, and White Rock BCto Coupeville, Keystone, Port Townsend, US-101to Marysville, Everett, and SeattleRegional Trails Bike MapCMT – Coast Millennium Trail CCT – Coast to Cascadian Trail CST – Coast Salish Trail1State and local parksHistoric districtsAttractionsRegional Trails Bike Map
Regional trails bike mapCoast Millennium Trail (CMT)This 121-mile extensive trail system in BritishColumbia (BC) around Boundary Bay then extendssouth through White Rock BC across theinternational boundary into Blaine and continuessouth through Bellingham, LaConner, Stanwood,Everett, and eventually into Seattle.From LaConner, the CMT Skagit County Northsegment begins at:1. the roundabout, then north on bike shoulderson moderately trafficked LaConner WhitneyRoad through farmlands to MemorialHighway/SR-20, then north in-lane on lightlytrafficked Bayview-Edison Road along the eastedge of Padilla Bay through Bayview State Parkthrough the historic town of Bayview and thenacross farmlands to the historic town ofEdison,2. then east in-lane on lightly trafficked WestBow Hill Road to Scenic Byway SR11/Chuckanut Drive, then north on bikeshoulders through farmlands and then in-lanealong the east edge of Samish Bay throughLarrabee State Park to the historic town ofFairview.Attractions along the north route in addition to thehistoric towns of LaConner, Bayview, Edison, andFairview and the bakery, restaurant, coffee shops,and other amenities include: Bayview State Park and the underpass to thepicnic shelter and sandy beach on Padilla Bay, Padilla Bay Interpretive Center and thedisplays and educational (including children’shands-on exhibits) about Padilla Bay, and Larrabee State Park and access to the extensivemountain bike and hiking trails in theBlanchard Mountain and Chuckanut MountainRecreation Areas.1234––––March Point from Bayview State ParkPadilla Bay Interpretive CenterChuckanut DriveLarrabee State Park waterfront16Regional Trails Bike MapFrom LaConner, the CMT Skagit County Southsegment begins at:1. the roundabout, then east on bike shoulderson lightly traffic
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APEX (4 BIKE CARRIER) 9025 , APEX (5 BIKE CARRIER) 9026 DO. DO NOT Fold up stinger to 90 degrees. . Lock. Load heaviest bike first - front to the right (STEP 6). Alternate bike direction. Secure bicycle to rack with rubber straps and black safety strap through the frames and around the . lock cylinder change key / 8531251: 1 .
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Bicycle Program office, striped 28 miles of bicycle lanes, updated the City s Bicycle Master Plan, installed over 650 bicycle parking racks and 250 bicycle route signs, and i
3. Cycleway facility design 18 3.1 Bicycle path (one-way) 20 3.2 Bicycle path (two-way) 30 3.3 Quietway 40 3.4 Shared path 48 3.5 Shared zone 52 4. Public bicycle parking 56 4.1 Integrated bicycle parking 56 4.2 Types of public bicycle parking 56 4.3 Key locations for public bicycle
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