Description
The Sacagawea Heritage Trail is a scenic river ride along the Columbia River through the Tri Cities of kennewick, Richland and Pasco. It is a 23 mile multipurpose blacktop loop trail on both sides of the river from Sacagawea State Park at the confluence of the Snake and Columbia Rivers up to the I-182 bridge at the Columbia Point Marina on the upper end. Three bridges join the trails on both sides, giving you a number of ride options. There are numerous trailheads and access parking spots along the route.
Parking and Trail Access
You can start at the upper end of the trail by using the Columbia Point Marina, where the Richland Riverfront Trail starts. From I-182 in Richland, exit N. onto George Washington Way. In 0.4 miles, exit right onto Columbia Point Drive. Follow it to the end at the river. You are now in the back parking lot of the boat launch where the two trails meet. Head down river, under the I-182 bridge, to ride the Heritage Trail. Head upriver to ride the Richland Riverfront Trail. Both are nice rides.
TRAILBEAR ON THE COLUMBIA: The Sacagawea Heritage Trail




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November, 2010
TRAILBEAR ON THE COLUMBIA: The Sacagawea Heritage Trail
09.11.2010 Tri-Cities, WA
@@@ OVERVIEW
If you are in the Tri-Cities (think: Hanford Reservation, A-bombs, etc.) you have some trails worth riding: The Richland Riverfront Trail and the Sacagawea ...
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