The Eastrail

The 42-mile Eastrail is a wide flat trail with amazing scenery, and lots of ways to connect with communities and our region!

The Eastrail corridor also serves as a home for many services that you rely on every day including direct connections with future light rail stations and utilities.

The Trail

Eastrail Partners unifies and galvanizes this ambitious trail effort. We envision an Eastrail that is for everyone, every day.

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Let’s Connect!

Keep up to date with what’s happening on the Eastrail.

Construction Updates

Northup Connector Opens in Bellevue

Eastrail Partners celebrated today the opening of the Northup Connector, a private-public partnership with $2M funding from REI Co-op, Meta, and last-in funding secured by King County Councilmember Claudia Balducci. The connector ramp allows trail users in Bellevue to connect directly between the Eastrail and Northup Way, which is part of the 520 Trail that […]

Educational

Top Four Tips for Cold Weather Exercise

Year-round Eastrail cyclists, runners, and walkers share what works best for them during the rainy season.

Community Events

A Year of Public Art on the Eastrail

Over the past year, Eastrail Partners worked with Eastside For All to bring cross-cultural public art to the Eastrail using a Fund to Foster Belonging Grant. The process brought together immigrant and non-immigrant artists, cultural groups, and trail users from the Eastside for a series of collaborative conversations, culminating in a cross-cultural performance and a temporary art […]

Community Events

New Woodinville Section of Eastrail to be Developed

“This trail system will serve as an important recreational opportunity but also allow residents to commute to their jobs and other transit around our region.” Congresswoman Suzan DelBene On September 6th the City of Woodinville held a Rail Spike Removal Ceremony to signal the upcoming development of a section of the Eastrail through the heart […]

We respectfully acknowledge the Eastrail runs through the traditional homelands of the Coast Salish Tribes, whose lifeways are connected to these lands since time immemorial.

More than a Trail!

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