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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 […]

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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 […]

A map of the Eastrail with an arrow pointing to the gap filled by the Totem Lake Connector

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Eastrail Project Updates: Celebrating the Totem Lake Connector and Looking Ahead

In July we celebrated the Totem Lake Connector bridge, the latest completed Eastrail project that moves us closer to a fully-connected Eastrail! Opened July 8th to the public, this pedestrian and bicycle bridge goes over the busy Totem Lake and NE 124th intersections, providing a safe, accessible route for trail users. It connects the two […]

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Eastrail Summer Events Brought People Together

The Eastrail is more than just a trail–it’s a place to build community. And that’s just what happened during our free summer events on the trail that drew from 50 to 160 attendees each. Our first event was on July 12th when the 24 Madison Band performed a free concert at Feriton Spur Park in […]

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Summer Events on the Eastrail

With summer sun shining, new connections opening, and new users discovering the Eastrail every day, we’re excited to highlight a series of events happening this summer all along the corridor! Bike to the Bridge! On July 8, our partners at the City of Kirkland are cutting the ribbon on the new Totem Lake Connector, completing […]

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Bike Month Recap

It was a busy May on the Eastrail, and we are excited to share some of the highlights from this year’s Bike Month: Town Hall on Bikes Kicking off Bike Month a little early, we participated in a youth-focused bike ride through the city of Kirkland with Sustainability Ambassadors. Led by students from several high […]

Construction Updates

Northup Connector Construction to Begin in June

The Northup Connector will directly link the Eastrail to Northup Way and the 520 trail in Bellevue. This trail connection is scheduled to open late Summer 2023. Construction is set to begin mid-June and will last through early September. Most construction work will happen on the connector itself. Intermittent closures of the Eastrail will be […]

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Help Shape Public Art on the Eastrail

Please join us as we embark on a year-long process to create cross-cultural public art on the Eastrail. Eastside For All and Eastrail Partners have received a Fund to Foster Belonging grant to co-create art along the multi-use Eastrail. This project will bring together immigrant and non-immigrant communities — and diverse cross-sections within each group […]

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Three Major Eastrail Projects Opening in 2023

By the end of 2023, three major projects will connect Eastrail segments in Kirkland, Bellevue, Renton, and Woodinville, filling major gaps in our regional trail network, and opening miles of connected, safe trail between communities in King County and beyond. Totem Lake Connector This City of Kirkland project spans a long, busy intersection in the […]

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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.

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