The Green River Trail north extension project is going to complete much needed access to the Duwamish River Trail.
Author: Gabriel Avila-Mooney
I am privileged to be the Communication Specialist for the King County Regional Trail System! That means I live, breathe, sleep, dream, and just generally enjoy everything there is to offer in our 175 miles of amazing trails throughout King County. I'm not an expert on a ll things trails quite yet (there's a lot happening out there), but I will be! Follow me to learn more about this amazing resource.
New Year Brings New Trails!
King County’s been hard at work in 2016, and next year you’ll begin to see the fruits of our effort.
5 Tips for Winter Cycling
Now that cold weather has finally arrived, no need to hang up your iron (or carbon or aluminum) steed. Winter weather can be a rush to bike in, as long as you are prepared. Start with these simple tips to weatherize your ride. 1. Get your ride right Nobody wants to do roadside repair in freezing weather….
Make Trails a New Tradition
My wife is always trying to make me take walks. After dinner, or before dinner, or on the weekend, she loves to walk. It’s not that I don’t, it’s just that I don’t like the idea of walking – especially on weeknights. Once I’m out there I enjoy the fresh air, the blood rush, the…
Trail Spotlight: Green to Cedar Rivers
When completed, the Green to Cedar Rivers Trail will be an 11-mile-long trail that follows an abandoned railroad route, intersecting with the Cedar River Trail in the north and terminating along the Green River in the south, near Flaming Geyser State Park. Locals may know 3 miles of it as the Lake Wilderness Trail, because…
Trail Spotlight: Bringing the Eastside Rail Corridor to Life
Enliven Wilburton: An amazing event that brought the vision of a trail to life for an evening.
