Marymoor Park

Puget Sound and Islands

updated 3 weeks ago

Marymoor Park's trails are currently in good condition, offering a mix of paved, gravel, dirt, woodchip, and elevated walkways as of October 18. The road is suitable for all vehicles and there are no snow or bug concerns. Parking is abundant in pay lots, and restrooms are available at multiple locations. A temporary limitation on water access for dogs is in effect due to spawning salmon. Wildlife sightings on October 18 included ducks, various birds, and a group of four white-tailed deer. Elevated walkways offer nice views of Lake Sammamish and Mount Rainier.

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Water access for dogs is temporarily limited due to spawning salmon as of October 18. It is recommended to bring water for your pet if visiting soon.

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Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

Walked the Marymoor Park trails Sunday morning.  Parking is abundant though they are pay lots.  There are several restrooms/sanicans at multiple locations around the property.  There are no trail cond...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

The park at 6:30 a.m. on the Sunday before Memorial Day was calm and inviting before too many dog parents arrived. A handful of other birders were there as well. $1 per car to park (kiosks accept doll...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

5 of us did a Mother's Day scouting trip (7-10:15) at Marymoor to determine a best route for an upcoming Mountaineers birding field trip.With 56 bird species in 3 hours 10 minutes covering just under ...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

A last minute walk at Marymoor Park today in the misting rain. We parked in the lot by Clise Mansion and walked up along the river through the dog park. The river was flowing nicely, finding many path...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

Quick walk Saturday morning around the Marymoor park and bird walk trails.  Two quick FYIs, 1) the first gravel lot on the east side of the property was marked as only available for use for the folks ...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

Quick second walk of the morning around the Marymoor Park and wetland areas trails in the sunshine.  Parking is very plentiful though there is a $1 charge (machines still take cash currently.)  There ...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

The shores of Lake Sammamish currently have some gorgeous fall color, so to make the most of that on a sunny day I put together this easy lollipop loop.  It's a mash up of urban and nature, traffic no...

Puget Sound and Islands

Walked the Marymoor park trails Friday morning in the sunshine.  Note - parking still costs a buck (a bargain honestly) and we parked at the RC aircraft lot towards the NE corner of the property.  Res...

Puget Sound and Islands

On this beautiful spring day we parked in Lot D and meandered the Audubon Bird Loop Trail. The Sammamish River Slough was running high and here we saw a pair of common mergansers, mallards, Canada gee...

Puget Sound and Islands

Paved trail. Few people on a windy cold day. Almost entirely snow free, except for a few spots of remaining slush. Walked along the connector trail. Cirque de Soleil tents were present and some areas ...