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We protect and expand PUBLIC ACCESS to Washington's shorelines for human and wind powered watercraft and for the enjoyment of nature for all.

Washington Water Trails Association is at Ballard 24th Ave.

2 days ago

Washington Water Trails Association
Did you know we’ve been helping to beautify the 24th Ave. Street End along the Lakes to Locks Trail? Thanks to Groundswell, Ballard Rotary, Club, and others. We’ve removed the blackberries and planted sunflowers and other perennials. One of us is also adopted the Street and And is keeping an eye out for trash. It’s a beautiful place to put in on Salmon Bay. #24thAvenueStreetEnd #LakesToLocksTrail #WashingtonWaterTrails #groundswell #BallardRotaryClub ...

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Washington Water Trails Association is in Ballard.

2 days ago

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Come down and paddle Salmon Bay, or paddle through the locks! The 24th Ave., Street Emd on the Lakes to Locks Trail is waiting for you! #LakesToLocksTrail #SeattlePublicUtilities #SeattleParks #WaterfrontParkCoalition #SPU #WashingtonWaterTrails #CascadiaMarineTrail #Kayak #Canoe #Paddleboard #Groundswell ...

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Come visit us… We’ll have a booth and we’re giving a talk on tides and currents :-)  ...

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Washington Water Trails Association is at Manchester State Park.

1 week ago

Washington Water Trails Association
Have you paddled into Manchester State Park? It is very close to keeping a gold standard for Cascadia Marine Trail sites. It has a beautiful beach, signage by the water leading paddler to the correct spot, a nice little trail with more signage, and even additional signage across the lawn to beautiful, private campsites with views! Thank you so much, Manchester State Park! #CascadiaMarineTrail #ManchesterStatePark #WashingtonStateParks  ...

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Is this what you look like before going out on an expedition?  ...

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