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The Active Community Task Force hopes to encourage non-motorized behavior in Skagit County.
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State Bicycle Facilities and Pedestrian Walkways Plan
Washington’s Statewide Goal is to increase bicycling and walking while reducing injuries and deaths. The Plan, created by Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), sets a goal of decreasing collisions by five percent per year for the next 20 years, while doubling the amount of biking and walking. This Plan also establishes objectives and performance measures in each of the State’s five transportation policy areas.

Walking & Trail Guide

The Walking & Trail Guide Map is intended to familiarize walkers with the many great walking and trail opportunities in Skagit County and to provide basic information for users to locate and use them.

A digital copy of the Walking & Trail Guide is available here, or if you would like us to mail you a copy, email us and let us know.

Or check out our new SCOG Map Page, where you can find this and other useful maps.

Skagit Bike Map
The Skagit County Bike Map is so popular, we have to go back to the printers for another edition.

The Skagit Bike Map is intended to familiarize cyclists with the many great cycling opportunities in Skagit County. A digital copy of the Skagit Bike Map is available here, as well as on Skagit County's Webpage, or if you would like us to mail you a copy, email us and let us know.

Or check out our new SCOG Map Page, where you can find this and other useful maps.
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Gap List
ACT has worked hard to put together a list of places in Skagit County where our trails don't link up. This list expresses some of those gaps which, if filled, would create a complete trail system in Skagit County.

Skagit Council of Governments 2004-2005.