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Support #GivingTuesday!

This word cloud is from a survey asking "what do you love about Washington Water Trails?". We love the answers!

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#Give today to preserve access to the water! https://mailchi.mp/wwta/givingtuesday-giving-back-a-torrent-13652158? #GivingTuesday

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Happy Holidays from Washington Water Trails

It is help from volunteers like Anita that we appr

It is help from volunteers like Anita that we appreciate!
We brought the sign, and she brought the ladder and the tools! It helps that she’s a Paddler and Real Estate Broker out of Coupeville, on Whidbey Island!

WWTA November Newsletter - December Events and Giv

WWTA November Newsletter - December Events and GivingTuesday!

WWTA October Newsletter What Do Ballard and Gig Ha

WWTA October Newsletter What Do Ballard and Gig Harbor Have in Common?

WWTA Reminder: Paddle and Picnic at Snee-oosh Beac

WWTA Reminder: Paddle and Picnic at Snee-oosh Beach with Update: Sunday Afternoon, September 15th.

WWTA - Last Chance - Membership Drive with Raffle!

WWTA - Last Chance - Membership Drive with Raffle! Join, renew or donate before the end of the day on August 31st!

WWTA La Conner Annual Paddle and Picnic with Salmo

WWTA La Conner Annual Paddle and Picnic with Salmon BBQ! Sunday Afternoon, September 15th

WWTA Reminder - Membership Drive and New Guidebook

WWTA Reminder - Membership Drive and New Guidebook!

Please help WWTA understand a little about our new

Please help WWTA understand a little about our new members.

WWTA Reminders - Paddle and Picnic with Sarah Crai

WWTA Reminders - Paddle and Picnic with Sarah Craig July 28th, Membership Drive

WWTA July Newsletter - Say Craig, Membership Drive

WWTA July Newsletter - Say Craig, Membership Drive, Maritime Heritage, Signage to Vashon

The Manchester State Park Cascadia Marine Trail si

The Manchester State Park Cascadia Marine Trail site is in excellent shape, thanks for the Rangers! It’s also one of the most beautiful beaches. #WashingtonStateParks #ManchesterStatePark #CascadiaMarineTrail #WashingtonWaterTrails #HumanPoweredBoats

Thanks to Washington State Parks Ranger Dylan, and

Thanks to Washington State Parks Ranger Dylan, and all of our volunteers who are heading out for the blind island, work party! #WashingtonStateParks #BlindIsland #WashingtonWaterTrails #CascadiaMarineTrail

We are out in the San Juan Islands checking on our

We are out in the San Juan Islands checking on our Cascadia Marine Trail sites. Roche Harbor, San Juan Island County Park, and Griffin Bay look great! #RocheHarbor #SanJuanIslandCountyPark #GriffinBay #DNR #DepartmentOfNaturalResources #Kayak #Canoe #Paddleboard #HumanPowered

WWTA June Newsletter - Grant Received, Blind Islan

WWTA June Newsletter - Grant Received, Blind Island Work Party, South Sound and San Juans!

WWTA Reminder! Blind Island Work Party

WWTA Reminder! Blind Island Work Party

Members of a Seattle Kayaking Facebook group are p

Members of a Seattle Kayaking Facebook group are paddling into the locks… along the Lakes to Locks Trail! Will they paddle all the way to Lake Sammamish State Park? #SeattleKayak #SeaKayak #SeaKayaking

WWTA Final Day of GiveBig! Guidebook, Signage and

WWTA Final Day of GiveBig! Guidebook, Signage and Brochures

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Interesting news in the area of the Northwest Discovery Trail: ... See MoreSee Less

Nearly 150 miles of Columbia River added to EPA’s Superfund list • Washington State Standard

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A 150-mile stretch of the river between the Canadian border and Grand Coulee Dam will now be covered by the federal cleanup program.

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Washington Water Trails Association is with Nigel Foster and 4 others at Old Stove Brewing - Gardens.

2 weeks ago

We had a great time with Nigel and Kristin, and congratulations on those who won the Point 65 paddle and Kri Kri Studio cups! We had attendees from the peninsula (Trina :) ) and Portland :) . ... See MoreSee Less

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Washington Water Trails Association updated their cover photo.

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Our new sign at Sunrise Beach, thanks to PenMet Parks! PenMet Parks Sunrise Beach Park ... See MoreSee Less

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