Transit Trekker
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Next 3 people to RSVP & attend (ya gotta show up ;-) for the Oct. 1 Transit Trek Trip Audit to Maury Island for the #WeekWithoutDriving get one of these snazzy Nondrivers Alliance Week Without Driving totes. @nondriver.bsky.social transittrekker.com/2026/08/03/w...
😂😂😂 🐐🐄🐑🐎🐪🐖 I have been confirming pet policy details for transit in WA. Today the Guemes Island Ferry replied.
One delicious way to spend the long weekend? Play @southendbingo.bsky.social and visit a south Seattle resto. With Lake Washington Blvd open to bike/walk/roll every weekend this summer, I've re-discovered Mt. Baker's absolutely delectable Mio Posto. @rvgreenways.bsky.social @jrock08.bsky.social
Took #TrailheadDirect to Squak Mountain State Park for a short jaunt today.
It’s only 2 3/4 miles up to the falls but the last mile is a series of increasingly steep switchbacks. Oooof. But not grueling.
The hike to the falls is varied, starting in lovely cool forest with a moderate climb before eventually steepening for a rockier climb to falls in patchy of sun.
This was the third run of the morning and 3-4 people boarded at every timepoint. So we were near capacity by S. Bvue station. Bonus #TransitDog boarding, too!
Confession! I hardly ever use #TrailheadDirect to hike. 🫢 I mostly use it to get to the Snoqualmie Valley Trail to bike. But today I actually hiked to Mt. Teneriffe Falls using the Mt. Si route.
Graced with a #TransitDog on this morning’s #TrailheadDirect Mt. Si route.
Got my @rvgreenways.bsky.social South Seattle Summer Bingo card! I’ve already done a ton of these but I’m told I have to start from the beginning 🤣
Here’s a stop on the Lyle Connector route, in Murdock, WA. Us transit trekkers gotta keep an eye out, it’s a skill! 😬
One simple oh-so-effective touch on the Mt Adams Transportation bus stop signs is not only the ADA icon but also the bike icon. 🙏
Did have some solid conversations over lunch, including with folks who’ve done work in Snoqualmie Valley. Finished out the day on the Stevenson-Cascade Locks sternwheeler.Complete w bar!
Wind Mountain Resort was our lunch stop. Gorgeous but a tad posh for my purposes :-)
Our next stop was at the confluence of the Klickitat and Columbia Rivers in Lyle (now reachable by transit weekdays!).
Only 18 parking spaces at the trailhead, which was designed to actually accommodate transit!
At the Gorge Tourism Summit. First stop after morning at Cascade Locks Marina: Mitchell Point Tunnel.
Pursuant to @dariaphoebe.com's post, a brilliant solution for car-free kayak and canoe access awaits you at Bradenton, FL's Robinson Preserve. County rents these boat storage lockers. Pretty easy to access by hiking or biking from bus stop at connected Perico Reserve.
Back of the napkin itinerary: Day 1, walk the Riverwalk east in the evening when things cool down. Lovely playground for kiddos, drums, lounging, volleyball, canoe/kayak launch. Biking across the bridge & back also an option!
Since 2016 when this was written, Amtrak has vastly expanded the ability to bring bikes on board. It welcomes them.
C&O Towpath on the Potomac as seen from the eastbound Floridian just after departing Harpers Ferry.
UPDATE: as @marensouders.bsky.social suggested, I was able to strap the Brompton in my roomette like so.