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The bike lane on I-90 has a barrier and it's a floating bridge with great views of Lake Washington.
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Bainbridge Island has a 35 mile loop. Prepare for a lot of hills and 2700 ft. elevation change.
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Enjoy stunning views of Lake Washington, Mt. Rainier, and the Cascade Range as you cycle around Mercer Island.
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The Sammamish River Trail is a relatively flat paved trail that runs 10.9 miles through some really pretty Washington countryside.
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This partially paved 11-mile trail follows an old railroad route along the east side of Lake Sammamish.
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The Burke-Gilman Trail is a relatively flat and uninterrupted, paved two-lane path that runs 20 miles from Ballard to Kenmore. Great for Commuters!
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