Map of the Cross Kirkland Corridor
Cross Kirkland Corridor
Cross Kirkland Corridor
LENGTH:
5.8 miles
SURFACE:
unpaved - crushed gravel
COMMUNITIES:
Kirkland
HIGHLIGHTS:
rail trail, local parks, residential neighborhoods, views of Lake Washington
NEARBY TRAILS:
520 Bike & Pedestrian Trail
Sammamish River Trail
RELATED LINKS:
The Cross Kirkland Corridor is a 5.8-mile long unpaved pathway that is located in the City of Kirkland in Western Washington. The trail was constructed along an abandoned railroad right-of-way and is part of the Eastside Rail Corridor. The trail extends from the Totem Lake Business District to 108th Avenue NE, just north of State Highway 520.
The Cross Kirkland Corridor goes past a number of local parks, schools and residential neighborhoods.
Conditions
The Cross Kirkland Corridor is unpaved with a 10-foot wide graded crushed gravel surface. The trail is open for bike riding, running and walking.
Communities
The Cross Kirkland Corridor goes past or near to the following communities: Kirkland and Bellevue.
Points of Interest
The Cross Kirkland Corridor goes past the following points of interest:
| Totem Lake Park |
| Totem Lake Business District |
| Crestwoods Park |
| Everest Park |
| Google Kirkland |
| Lakeview Elementary School |
| Terrace Park |
| Carillon Woods Park |
Nearby Trails
520 Bike & Pedestrian Trail: the two trails come within 1/4 mile of each other along 108th Avenue NE at the south end of the Cross Kirkland Corridor near the border with Bellevue.
Sammamish River Trail: this trail is located 1 mile to the east of the north end of the Cross Kirkland Corridor in Kirkland.
End Points
The north end of the Cross Kirkland Corridor is located along 132nd Avenue NE to the north of the intersection with Slater Avenue NE in Kirkland. This is near the Totem Lake Business District.
The south end of the trail is located along 108th Avenue NE at 1/3 mile north of State Highway 520.
Resources
Following are links to official off-site resources to find out more details about the Cross Kirkland Corridor in Kirkland, Washington
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