Bygone Byways Interpretive Trail

Along the Bygone Byways Interpretive Trail in 2000.

Most of the Great Northern’s original roadbed between Cascade Station and Berne has been turned into roads, either as part of the Cascade Scenic Highway (now U.S. Highway 2), which opened in 1935, or as U.S. Forest Service roads. However, a short section of the roadbed survives as a hiking trail called the Bygone Byways Interpretive Trail.

Along the Bygone Byways Interpretive Trail in 2000.

This short trail passes through a rock cut used by the railroad, as well as a few historical artifacts and a view of Nason Creek.

My sister Andrea in the cut on the Bygone Byways Interpretive Trail in 2000.

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