Fall Days are always good times for club members to ride
on the Interurban Trail, North of Seattle.
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This is also a good time to check the South Everett to Lake Forest Park
route map to make sure it is correct for other area cyclists to use.
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With that reasoning members are off from McCollum Park in South Everett
to the Great Harvest Bread Company in Lake Forest Park for snacks.
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From the park the trail winds through Mill Creek and Lynnwood
on it's way south towards Lake Washington.
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There are several tricky turns in the route, all that must be mapped
to assist other cyclists unfamilar with the trail and the area.
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Where the trail ends riders take off on quiet urban streets
from Lake Ballinger south along scenic avenues.
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This connects the route into Perkins Way which is
of the most scenic rides north of Lake Washington.
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Just before the lake is Lake Forest Park Shopping Center and inside
is the Great Harvest Bread Company, a favorite stop for area cyclists.
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From the shopping center members pick up Ballinger Way which
is an easier and safer way to make it back up the hill.
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Ballinger Way connects everyone back into the Inturban Trail System
which carries everyone back north to McCollum Park.
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With are edits added to the library map/cue sheet everyone says goodbye.
Another fun day of cycling is at an end.
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