Sammamish River Trail

Paved trail from Bothell to Redmond following the Sammamish Slough. Great views of Mt. Rainier southbound. Goes near a winery and brewery in Woodinville. Connects with multiple other trails, both paved and unpaved. Separate trail for horse riders from Redmond to Woodinville. A segment of trail under SR 520 requires slowing and dismounting your bike. The trail tends to be rather busy in downtown Redmond, Woodinville and Bothell so watch out for other trail users such as skaters and dog walkers. A parallel unpaved trail follows the east bank of the river from downtown Redmond to NE 116th St.		The Sammamish River Trail passes a sculpture near Redmond City Hall.
Location: King County City(s): Bothell, Woodinville, Redmond, WA	Length: 10.9 miles.
Popularity: Popular	Elevation: Flat Gain 25 Loss 25
Facilities	Trail Condition
Drinking Water: Yes Restrooms: Yes Benches: Yes Picnic Tables: Yes	Surface Type: Paved Surface Quality: 8 Scenery: 8 Lighting: 1	Ratings: 0 = none/ the worst 5 = average 10 = excellent
Website: http://www.kingcounty.gov/recreation/parks/trails/regionaltrailssystem/marymoorconnectortrail.aspx
Maps: King County Bike Map Redmond Bike Map
Connections: 1. Connects to Burke-Gilman trail at Blyth Park in Bothell. 2. Connects to the 520 Trail at Leary Way in Redmond, near the 1-mile mark (trail forks to Redmond Town Center and Marymoor Park). To get to the 520 Trail head west on the wide sidewalk from the west end of the pedestrian bridge next to Leary Way. 3. Connects to North Creek Trail (UWB/ CCC Trail) 1.1 miles north of downtown Woodinville, just west of the 405 overpass. 4. Connects to the Tolt Pipeline Trail south of downtown Woodinville 5. Connects to the Powerline Trail just south of Milepost 2. 6. Close to the Bridle Crest Trail. (Across West Lake Sammamish Parkway from Marymoor Park) 7. Connects to the Bear and Evans Creek Trail near the 1 mile marker - trail junction just north of Leary Way bridge. 8. Connects to the East Lake Sammamish Trail via the Marymoor Connector Trail through Marymoor Park.
Expansions: 1. King County plans widening the trail from Woodinville to Bothell.
Directions: There are multiple access points to the trail, from Marymoor Park (pay parking) to Bothell's Blythe Park.
Photo Gallery The trail needed some repaving in this section near Marymoor Park. 2mph? Dismount? Construction on 520 is causing slowdowns on the trail. The underpass at Leary Way. The SR 520 Bike Path branches off from the Sammamish River Trail just west of the ped bridge. After crossing the pedestrian bridge. Bear left for the Bear Creek Trail or stay straight on the SRT Striping of the trail and new signs are intended to improve safety for all users. Train trestle crosses the trail near downtown Redmond. Crossing under the 90th Street Bridge. Feelin' groovy? Skaters abound on the trail. Tall trees border the trail north of downtown Redmond. Passing milepost 4. The trail approaches the wineries in the Tourist District.

Sammamish River Trail

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