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This is a great cafe/pub with a lovely patio, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It's a fantastic spot to relax after a ride and sip on one of their signature brews, wines, or handcrafted spirits and snack on some delicious Cajun tots, a McMenamins staple.

This road offers an incredible perspective of the East Bay. As you ride along this stretch, you can see the beautiful marina along the shoreline across the water.

This large lake is relatively close to the city and a popular outdoor recreation spot, accessible at Kennydell Park or the boat launch on Fairview Road. It's a local favorite for water sports, and the lake is stocked with rainbow trout in fall and spring, so if you bring your pole you'll likely catch a few fish!

Lions Park is a charming, 3.72-acre urban park that is a favorite gathering place for the community with a small open field that is popular for local events. There are several picnic areas, water, restrooms, a baseball diamond, and horseshoe pits, making it an ideal spot to start and end a bike ride.

This spot offers a gorgeous view of Puget Sound with Mount Rainier in the distance. This area is home to plenty of wildlife, beautiful waterfront homes, and is a peaceful spot to watch ships go by.

This viewpoint offers a fantastic view of Henderson Inlet. Here, you can view an old abandoned pier, home to hundreds of little brown and Yuma myotis bats, one of the most significant points of interest in the preserve. If you visit in the evening or early morning, you'll likely see the bats going out to hunt or returning from a night of feeding.

Woodard Bay Conservation Area spans 870 acres and protects and provides habitat for harbor seals, bald eagles, a large colony of bats, and one of the largest heron nesting areas in the state. There are forested hiking trails and a paved road that serves as a trail, although some close seasonally to protect nesting herons and eagles. It is a wonderful place to connect with nature as you explore this beautiful area. Dogs are not allowed in the preserve, even on a leash, so you'll need to leave your pup at home.

Woodard Bay is a beautiful and peaceful waterway popular with kayakers. As you ride by, you'll likely see blue herons, cormorants, and, if you're lucky, you may even spot a bald eagle.