Sammamish River Trail

Puget Sound and Islands

updated 2 weeks ago

The Sammamish River Trail is wide, flat, and paved, described as an "urban mixed-use super highway" with high usage from pedestrians and cyclists. As of September 6, the trail is snow-free and the road is suitable for all vehicles. There are some minor root heave spots, which are not significant issues for walkers. Parking and restroom facilities are available at various points, including Blyth Park and Bothell Landing. <empty line>

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As of September 6, the trail is generally in good condition with some minor root heave spots noted. These are not considered a significant issue for walkers.

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Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

Walked the Sammamish River trail from its western terminus where it turns into the Burke Gilman near Bothell back east past the UW Bothell/Cascadia campus Sunday morning.  Parking/access is available ...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

I decided to get (lower body) miles in after doing an upper body work at Redmond Senior and Community Center.Right out RSCC back doors and onto the trail on this glorious day. Perfect temps, big blue ...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

Quick walk along the Sammamish River Trail section between Woodinville and Bothell primarily to get an update on the bit that runs right through the big 405/522 interchange construction project.  The ...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

Mostly a bike path, not the best for a city hike. You can also see industrial buildings on the other side of the river

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

What a beautiful day for a river walk.  The weather held up and the river was full of wildlife. The beauty of this hike is,  that you can go as far as you want and turn around. This hike would great f...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

Decided to check out the North Creek Forest because it’s so close to home. I’m now calling it one and done. We parked at the gate on 112th and found the trail just pat the abandoned house. We climbed ...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

Thanks to a previous trip report, we decided to take a short hike along the Sammamish River Trail. We started at the Bothell end, and hiked down past Blyth Park. We found ourselves in a muddy bog, exp...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

In an effort to stay away from flooding, washouts, landslides, etc, etc we walked a section of the Sammamish River Trail from the big parking lot near the wineries along NE 145th St south to just befo...

Puget Sound and Islands

Our group of 11 parked at Marymoor Park Lot K, near the tennis courts. No pass required but there's a $1 fee to park for the day ($1 bills and credit/debit cards accepted, no coins). There are several...

Puget Sound and Islands

My employer recently started giving MLK Day as a holiday so was able to sneak out for one more little walk - did a makeshift loop north along the Redmond Central Connector trail, quick connector on th...