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About the Eastrail

The Eastrail is a non-motorized trail that runs 42 miles on the east side of Lake Washington, from Renton to Snohomish County. It is built on a historic railroad line and provides non-motorized access to transit options and greenspace, with the goal of decreasing carbon emissions, producing positive health outcomes, boosting economic growth, and improving equity through access. The Eastrail is currently under development with several sections open to the public.

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About Eastrail Partners

About The Trail

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the Eastrail, and where does it run?: The Eastrail is a non-motorized trail that runs 42 miles on the east side of Lake Washington, from Renton to Snohomish County. It is built on a historic railroad line and provides non-motorized access to transit options and greenspace, with the goal of decreasing carbon emissions, producing positive health outcomes, boosting economic growth, and improving equity through access. The Eastrail is currently under development with several sections open to the public.
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“I recently had the pleasure of exploring the trail network, and I have to say, I was blown away. The trails were well-maintained, clearly marked, and provided stunning views of the surrounding landscape.”

— John Smith, Software Developer

“I recently took a bike ride on the Eastrail, and it was an amazing experience. The trail is well-designed and well-maintained, with beautiful views of Lake Washington and the surrounding area. It was so refreshing to be able to enjoy the outdoors and get some exercise while also feeling safe and comfortable on the trail.”

— Emily Johnson, Registered Nurse

“I appreciated the easy access to transit options along the way, making it a convenient and eco-friendly way to get around. I highly recommend the Eastrail to anyone looking for a fun and sustainable way to explore the Eastside.”

— Michael Williams, Marketing Manager

Taldi Harrison, Board President

Director, Community and Government Affairs, REI Co-op

Sara Lazkani, Board Vice President

Community Engagement Manager, Facebook

John Marchione, Board Treasurer

Exec. Dir. WA State Public Stadium Authority

Katherine Hollis

Executive Director

Responsible for Eastrail Partners’ leadership, management, fundraising, and project recruitment, Katherine works closely with the board to accelerate the impact of our organization. Katherine considers herself one of the lucky ones – her parents had her adventuring in nature before she could walk. This connection to the outdoors continues inspire her focus on catalyzing authentic connections to create sustainable, impactful solutions for people and the natural world. Katherine comes to this role with two decades of nonprofit experience connecting people to place.

Direct Trail Investment

Corporate Support

In-Kind Support

2013

The first meeting of the Eastside Rail Corridor Regional Advisory Council on February 20, 2013

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2014

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2015

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Featured News

Community Events

New Mural on Eastrail in Wilburton

If you find yourself walking, biking, or rolling through the newest Eastrail segment in Bellevue this week, you may have noticed an artist painting a storage container just off the trail between NE 4th and the NE 8th bridge. The artist, Nikita Ares, designed the mural specifically for the new segment of Eastrail after responding […]

Educational

King County Seeks Feedback on Trail Hours

King County Parks, which owns and operates several large segments of current and future Eastrail – and many other regional trails – is seeking feedback on their regional trail hours. Currently, regional trails operated by King County are open “dawn to dusk,” meaning that, especially during winter, those who choose to use trails in the […]

Construction Updates

Snohomish County completes Railbanking

Eastrail connections to the north received exciting news last month, with the announcement that Snohomish County can move to the next step in linking their section of the Eastrail network, to be named “Centennial Trail South.” When completed, it will mean a continuous trial connection from Eastrail in King County all the way to the […]

Community Events

Thank you, Eastrail Community!

Eastrail Partners was honored to bring together Eastrail enthusiasts, elected officials, and corporate sponsors to celebrate the end of another summer season on the trail and raise funds to support our focus of making the Eastrail for everyone, every day. With generous support from Amazon and Puget Sound Energy, a full room of Eastrail enthusiasts […]

More than a Trail!

About the Trail