Sammamish River Trail, Regional trail in King County, United States.
The Sammamish River Trail is a paved path stretching about 10 miles from Bothell to Marymoor Park in Redmond alongside the Sammamish River. It includes separate equestrian trails in certain sections and has access points at Blyth Park, Bothell Landing, Jerry Wilmot Park, 60-Acre Park, and Marymoor Park.
It was developed as a recreational path in the late 1990s and forms part of the Locks to Lakes Corridor connecting multiple communities. This project emerged from efforts to create accessible links between neighborhoods in the growing region.
Local people use this trail daily for commuting and exercise, forming connections between neighborhoods. The flat route welcomes everyone, from families with strollers to serious cyclists, and creates a shared space where different ages and abilities move together.
The path is mostly flat and easy to navigate, making it suitable for walkers, joggers, and cyclists of different abilities. Start your visit from one of the main parks for easier parking and access to restrooms and water facilities.
The route passes directly by numerous wineries and breweries in Woodinville while offering views of Mount Rainier and the Cascade Mountains. This combination allows visitors to combine physical activity with stops at local businesses along the way.
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