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The Public Trails of Pullman

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One thing I love doing in my off time is being outdoors. Pullman, WA despite being a small town offers a lot of opportunities to be outdoors. Taking a walk is a low stress form of exercise that helps me get rid of stress. I also enjoy taking photos while out on the trails which was the inspiration for this photo essay. The places shown in the photo essay are also where trails are right next to downtown Pullman to show you do not have to go far at all to enjoy these trails. Hopefully this will inspire people to go outside and enjoy what Pullman has to offer.

Right by the river in downtown Pullman, several trails lead to the many stores in Pullman including coffee shops, bars, clothing stores, and restaurants.
Pullman is known for its sunsets. Many trails in Pullman offer great views of this natural wonder.
Behind downtown Pullman sits a wooden bridge that leads to campus that will talk you over the river.
Right at the bottom of campus on the south side of campus is home to a secret waterfall right near the WSU Visitor Center.
Pullman features several miles of railroad tracks that are now abandoned. They offer glimpses into the past and many trails lead to the railroad tracks.
Hiding behind the stores features the Pullman Civic Trust wooden bridge.
The railroad bridge by the train depot and library is just one historical landmark in Pullman.
Walking away from Sunnyside Park offers a great view of downtown Pullman.
The Pullman Civic Trust Bridge built in 2006 is an iconic mark of the downtown area in Pullman.
My father, Reece Wagner enjoys some time visiting one of the goats at Sunnyside parks. One of the many parks in Pullman that can be accessed by the trails. ‘