Burke-Gilman Trl

A picturesque trail perfect for both biking and running. It's entirely paved and impeccably maintained.

This trail is an incredible oasis along the north shore of the lakes and cuts…walk scooter or just hang out!!

Not a bad walk. Would be better if you had better views of the water and less traffic noise in parts but overall is an ok walk. May be better to cycle than walk to get to other parts of the trail faster.

Great trail gets me to where ever I go without car traffic. Just bicycles 🚲 and people. Clean too lots of trees

The segment from Kenmore to Matthews beach is good for walking, running, or biking, as it's flat with minimal crossing streets. The views could be better (it's mostly people's backyards on this segment, to be honest), but it's still a good place for a long walk/ride/run. The trail supports about 3-4 people across, and traffic gets a little high on weekends, so if you go, be sure and mind your trail manners: Bikers - The speed limit is 15 mph and you have to yield to pedestrians. It is not uncommon to get buzzed by packs of road cyclists going way over 15. Runners - Stay to the right, even if the unofficial dirt path you want to run in is on the other side of the trail. I often see people running 2 wide on the left side just so 1 of them can be on the dirt and it creates lots of problems. Walkers - You have ultimate ROW, but please don't abuse it. If you want to stop and chat, move to the side so others can pass. Dog Walkers - Keep your pets close to you and on the right side of the trail if possible. I see near-collisions with dogs almost every time I go out. And please don't hang poop bags on fences.

It’s beautiful with all its fall covered leaves. Wide enough path so nobody is near each other.

One of the best trails in Seattle. Hope they finish the missing link that connects Golden Gardens to the rest of the trail!

This is the most popular trail in the Bothell/Seattle area. It connects Woodinville to Seattle and is famous among cyclists. There are many scenic views that run along Lake Washington.