Neighborhood Greenways – City of Kirkland - Kirkland, Washington
Neighborhood Greenways prioritize a select network of residential streets for people of all ages and abilities to feel safe to walk and ride bicycles. These are often streets with low speeds and volumes that can provide a comfortable alternative to bike lanes on busy arterials.
Stores to Shores Greenway – City of Kirkland - Kirkland, Washington
The Stores to Shores Greenway will create a corridor between Heritage Park and Totem Lake, along which walking and bicycling are the prioritized modes of travel and motorized transportation, such as driving a car, is the alternative form of transportation.
Neighborhood Greenways (North Rose Hill, South Rose Hill)
Greenways are transportation corridors where walking and bicycling are the primary modes of travel and driving is the alternative form. WHY: Greenways enable people to ride bicycles or walk to destinations without having to share the busier streets with automobiles.
Greenway Park | Parks & Trails | THPRD
2023年11月1日 · Greenway Park features THPRD's only disc golf course. Stretching between SW Hall Blvd. and SW Scholls Ferry Rd. at the southern end of the district, 87-acre Greenway Park is a popular, well-traveled park site.
Best Hikes In Kirkland, WA | Local Trails, Parks & Art
Discover some of the best walking and hiking trails in Kirkland, WA and explore Peter Kirk Park, Cross Kirkland Corridor or Bridle Trails State Park.
City of Kirkland: Kirkland Neighborhood Greenway | Office of …
Sealed bids will be received by the City of Kirkland at the reception desk located in Kirkland City Hall, Washington until 2 p.m. on Thursday, December 17th and will then and there be opened and publicly read for the construction of the improvement (s).
Hiking around Mill Creek - Where to go hiking near Mill Creek WA
2 天之前 · Washington State has one of the largest state park systems in the country. The Evergreen State offers beautiful landscapes, fantastic scenery,…
Bridle Trails State Park - Wikipedia
Bridle Trails State Park is a 489-acre (198 ha) state park in the Bridle Trails neighborhood in an unincorporated part of the Eastside area of King County, Washington.
O. O. Denny Park — Washington Trails Association
This 46-acre park is a great place to find local flora and fauna without leaving the city. See wildlife wandering through the trees, swimming in the creek and flying high in the sky. The park was also once home to the now fallen “Slyvia” — the oldest cedar tree in King County.
Parks, Trails, and Beaches – City of Kirkland - Kirkland, Washington
Use our online parks guide to search for parks in Kirkland by category, keyword, or features. The Kirkland Marina Park Dock and 2nd Avenue South Dock offer a combined total of 80 uncovered moorage slips year round. Maps of easy neighborhood walks throughout the City of Kirkland.