Cherry Creek Falls
Trail is dry and free of bugs
5 this month · 78 reports
Puget Sound and Islands
The Lowell Riverfront Park Trail has a significant section closed on the northern end due to ongoing upgrades and repairs, with completion estimated for October. The boat launch and dock are also still closed. Road access has several issues: major construction in downtown Lowell requires detours, and a longer-term closure of Lowell-Snohomish River Rd due to bridge replacement necessitates backtracking from the east. Despite these issues, the trail is snow-free, and parking at the main lot is plentiful and free as of September 16. Wildlife sightings include various ducks, kingfishers, flickers, a heron, and frogs, with new beaver evidence noted.
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A significant section of the Lowell Riverfront Park Trail on the northern end is closed for upgrades and repairs. Completion is anticipated for October, but substantial work remained as of September 16.
Yes, there are ongoing road closures and detours. Downtown Lowell has major construction, and Lowell-Snohomish River Rd is closed long-term for bridge replacement, requiring detours from the east as of September 16.
Parking at the main lot for Lowell Riverfront Park Trail is free and plentiful as of September 16.
Restrooms by the boat launch are open and in good condition, and a honey bucket is available by the dog park as of September 16.
Trail is dry and free of bugs
5 this month · 78 reports
Fall color and hundreds of cacklers
4 this month · 36 reports
Beaver dams flooding trails and blocking salmon
3 this month · 29 reports
Trail is leafy and muddy
2 this month · 41 reports
Northern section closed until 2028
2 this month · 35 reports
Fall colors are glowing brightly
2 this month · 33 reports
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Walked the Lowell Riverfront trails this morning as the fog was burning off. Parking at the main lot is free and plentiful. There is a well used sanican on the far end of the parking lot and the pit...
Nice trail for a quick dose of nature. Lots of benches and birds. Restrooms open by the boat launch and honey bucket by the dog park.
Took my mom for a walk by the river today. I turned on my Merlin app and quickly identified 15 different singing birds.
Quick walk around the Lowell Riverfront trails and wetlands this morning in the sunshine. Parking at the main gravel lot next to the dog park is extensive and free. There is a single sanican on the ...
Parked in the lot for the dog park. There is a honey bucket near the off leash area but we didn’t check it out. The trail towards the boat launch is closed but there’s still plenty to see.We took a le...
You're not going to get a workout on this trail, but if you're looking for birds this is a good little walk along the Snohomish River. Not much new to report from wafflesandfalafels report of a few da...
Walked the Lowell Riverfront trails this morning largely to see what kind of condition they are in after the whole area was overtopped by severe flooding (see prior trip report.) Parking is free and ...
I wanted to get out but avoid the major highways so I opted for an urban trek to a neighborhood trail. I knew it would be affected but wanted to see for myself. I have visited multiple times when the...
Followed the Lowell Riverfront Trail north from the parking lot at the dog park, to Riverfront Bvd. Continued another half mile or so on a bike trail to 36th St. On the way back, we followed some side...
Quick walk along the Lowell Riverfront trail Friday morning in the sunshine. Parking is free and plentiful at both the main lot and the boat launch lot just east. There is a single functional sanica...