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Warrenton‘s Vision: a trail system connecting important
historical and cultural sites on the peninsula.

To help explore, detail, and realize this vision the Warrenton Trails Association (WTA) was formed in 2003. Our first step was to see if the vision was achievable, and to our surprise it is not only possible, but walkable and rideable today. Still, much remains to be done to turn the vision into a reality.

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StephanieScafa Group Hike this Sunday April 26th! 0 Apr 21 2009, 4:53 PM EDT by StephanieScafa
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Don't forget about our group hike on Burma Road at Fort Stevens this Sunday, April 26th at 1:30 pm. Meet in the Peter Iredale Parking Lot; 5 miles roundtrip.
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Anonymous www.warrentontrails.org/dogpark 0 Apr 11 2009, 7:38 PM EDT by Anonymous
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The sign that is up at the dogpark for more information/donations, has the web site listed above. There seens to a problem, is that site history? We in Long Beach are looking into building a dogpark . If someone can give me the contact information, that would be very helpful. Thanks!
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doggone Netul Trail Hike 0 Mar 9 2009, 3:41 PM EDT by doggone
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We had a hardy band of hikers out for a winter day hike on the Netul trail this last Sunday. Although snow and hail occurred all day, we had blue skies for our riverside hike. The granite gravel trail is a unique surface that provides for a great nature trail with good erosion control and multiple users and is a good alternative where asphalt is not desired. This trail features the beautiful vistas along the Lewis and Clark River that include active and passsive watershed restoration. A bridge, overlook and boardwalks compliment the trail's access to this estuarine world. The Netul Landing also features a large shelter with interpretive panels and a nearby small craft landing on the Lower Columbia Water Trail network. The Lewis & Clark National Park has taken this proeprty a long way from a former log dump and industrial site.
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