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As you travel farther along the gentle uphill grade, you’ll come to the next point of interest, a giant grain elevator. A greenway buffers you from the four-lane highway to Moscow, as do the lovely waysides with interpretive signs and benches along the corridor. Grab some water at Neil Wayside near Pullman. This dry, unsheltered path is often windy heading eastward.

The trail culminates at Farm Road in Moscow. Continue east on the 2-mile Paradise Path through the north and east edges of the University of Idaho campus and up Paradise Creek to the Moscow city limits. Here, you can connect with the paved, 12-mile Latah Trail to Troy, Idaho.

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DIRECTIONS

To get to the west end of the trail from US 195 near Pullman, WA, take WA 270 for 3.4 miles (following signs to remain on WA 270), and turn south (right) onto Bishop Blvd. (From the east, Bishop Blvd. is at the first light going into town.) After approximately two blocks, turn left into a small parking area. The trail begins at Bishop Blvd. Parking in Pullman is available at the Quality Inn lot or on Derby St. near Koppel Farm.