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The Atlas/Washington/Rattlesnake Grade (WA-129)

Rattlesnake Grade (WA-129)

WA-129 runs 43 miles south from Clarkston through the Snake River canyon and up Rattlesnake Grade — nine switchbacks climbing 840 feet in under 4 miles from the canyon floor to the Asotin County plateau — before continuing to the Oregon state line at Anatone where it becomes OR-3. The American Motorcyclist Association has named this corridor one of the top 15 motorcycle rides in America. The route delivers canyon walls, wheat-field ridges, and the Joseph Canyon Overlook with views into the historic Nez Perce winter homelands. Very low traffic throughout.

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