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This trail skirts the boundary of Redmond Town Center, taking the rider through a semi-wooded area with occasional outdoor sculptures. Trail starts at Leary Way and ends at Redmond Way. Another segment starts north of the shopping center that is across the street from the trailhead on Redmond Way and ends at Avondale Way, and is reachable by street crossing 1/2 block to the east.
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The city of Redmond sure loves its statues… many of which are on display along this trail.
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Location: King County
City(s): Redmond, WA
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Length: 2 miles.
Approx
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Popularity: Somewhat
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Elevation: Flat
Gain
0
Loss
0 |
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Facilities |
Trail Condition |
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Drinking Water:
No
Restrooms:
No
Benches:
Yes
Picnic Tables:
No
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Surface Type:
Paved
Surface Quality:
9
Scenery:
5
Lighting:
1
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Ratings: 0 = none/ the worst
5 = average
10 = excellent
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ALERTS:
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Effective: 12/23/2005 - 1/1/2030. The part of the trail north of Redmond Way is sometimes closed due to flooding, especially in the winter.
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Maps:
Bikely trail map
King County Bike Map
Redmond Bike Map
Redmond Parks Map
Trail extension map (page 5)
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Connections:
1. Connects to the Sammamish River Trail at Leary Way.
2. Comes near to the SR 520 Bike Path at its western end. (Turn left on the Sammamish River Trail, then left on the trail/ sidewalk next to Leary Way.)
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Expansions:
1. Proposed expansion would lengthen the trail to Farrel-McWhirter Park, connecting with other trails.
2. A pedestrian bridge from Bear Creek Parkway over 520 to Marymoor Park is planned for 2010-2011.
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Photo Gallery
Trailhead on the south side of Redmond Way.
This missing link may one day link to the East Lake Sammamish Trail. Bridge in the distance is 520.
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