Railroad Bridge Park is part of the Olympic Discovery Trail, a delight for walkers, bikers, and nature lovers. The Olympic Discovery Trail follows portions of the now defunct Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad right-of-way. The railroad ran from Port Townsend to Port Angeles for 70 years. 
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Very cool – there’s nothing like a great old bridge. Haven’t walked this one yet.
How long is the trail? That’s the kind of places I love!
What a wonderful place to commune with mother nature!
It is too hot to walk around outside here lately.
I hear it’s pretty cool up there.
Sounds like a dream.
Great photo. It’s nice when old rail lines are reused for the public’s benefit. I really liked the elk photos too!
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I love this place! It is fun to visit at different times of year, especially after it snows.
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wow 70 years. fabulous
Isn’t it sad that the trains no longer run between these two towns. Perhaps someone will come along and want to make a passenger train for tourists someday – complete with history lecture and tea time offerings. I’d sign up for a ride or two or three.
Looks like an interesting place for a walk.
I am amazed at the stipulation on the length of dog leash – never seen that before. But I guess it makes sense.
Looks like a great place to visit.