Bothell 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

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.

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.

Located along the Sammamish River Trail, this park is a great option for a brief stop or even eating something at one of its picnic tables. In addition, you can see the Haida House Replica No. 4 that the local artist, after whom the park is named, carved in the 1980s and reconstructed in the early 1990s.

Cross this bridge into Bothell for a yummy experience at the Hillcrest Bakery, a couple of blocks away!

This bridge replaced the old one in 2020, and is much easier to cross on a bike!

This is a very busy bicycle interchange, especially on sunny days. The Sammamish River trail to and from Marymoor park splits from the Bear Creek trail to and from Redmond, and meets the 520 Bike trail to and from Bellevue - all at the same bridge. With four trail directions feeding into and splitting out from this bridge, you'd think it would be a freeway madhouse. However, there is plenty of vegetation, wildlife and peace and quiet. Just make sure you keep your eyes on the trail while moving, rather than on the view. Please PULL OVER to enjoy that.

THE destination spot in Woodinville. There are a large number of winery tasting rooms in this small area, easily accessible from the Sammamish River Trail. A perfect place to ride to with friends and a great day out - just make sure to check out the restaurants as well as the wineries!

Unfortunately, some city councilperson decided to block this access between the Sammamish River trail and East Riverside Drive. What used to be a great little short cut now has big cement blocks walling it off. What a shame.