Bothellのおすすめライド

As you make your way along the Burke-Gilman Trail, catch a glimpse of the Floodwater Reservoir. This reservoir plays a crucial role in storing water from McAleer Creek before it flows into the channel.

The oldest park in Woodinville, Wimot Gateway has a great location on the river. There's a playground, picnic tables, and it hosts a number of festivals/events throughout the year.

192 Brewing Company is a trail-friendly brewery located along the Burke-Gilman Trail. It is popular with hikers and cyclists and is a great place for a break on a long day on the trail.

The Lower Duck Pond is right of the side of the North Creek Trail. The pond is true to its name and is home to a lot of ducks.

The Sammamish River Trail is a 10-mile-long trail from Bothell to Marymoor Park. The trail follows the path of the river with the same name and sporadically gives you great views of the water.

Although there's no shoulder on this narrow road, its woodsy and winding nature makes it a fun ride.

This trail extends for more than 20 miles, following the route from Lake Washington to the Sammamish River. Along this section, the trail runs alongside the river, providing pleasant views on a paved path adjacent to the Wayne Public Golf Course.

Good place for a beer while riding along the Burke Gilman trail. They have a much bigger bike parking facility than spots for cars in their parking lot.