King County Interurban Trail:
Washington
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Description:
When complete the King County Interurban Trails will total 46 miles, from Alki Point in Seattle to Auburn Narrows Park in Auburn. As of autumn 2011, only 14 miles of trail are complete, between Fort Dent Way in Tukwila and 3rd Avenue SW in Pacific.

The trail follows the historic Interurban Rail Line and at its northern terminus intersects the Green River Trail at Fort Dent Way near Fort Dent Park. The two trails connect again in Kent at S. 259th Street (Foster Park). Heading south, the trail passes under I-405 to follow the power line corridor and eventually crosses the Green River valley.

The trail is popular with commuters and recreationists, alike, linking neighborhoods, urban areas, business districts and parks.

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Parking & Trail Access:
Access Points: King County's Fort Dent Park, Seattle's Alki Point Park, Kent's Brisco Meander Park, Russell Road Park, Foster Park, Auburn's Brannon Park.

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I enjoyed the ride
By rondi in July, 2010
While visiting the Auburn area---I rode this trail on 7/17/10 from Foster Park north until it became the "River Trail" (I would guess it is the Green River Trail) just north of The 405. While the scenery north of Foster Park is industrial with a few major street crossings I thought it was a nice trail. I rode back to Foster Park and headed south and when the trees or buildings did not block the view---there was The Mountain in all it's glory. The sweet peas were in bloom, which made a great pix of both. Very nice. The Trail south of Algona to Pacific needs some TLC. lots of gaps in the asphalt with weeds growing through. Still a nice ride. Disappointingly, the Green River Trail (not a RtT, hence not listed here) from Foster Park is closed with giant sand bags. I knew about this before the ride, and it seems the city of Kent is the only city which has chosen to close the trail by putting the sandbags in the middle of the trail, vs the river side of the trail. Enjoy the Ride.
Mostly flat & straight
By terryg98178 in October, 2009
Well maintained and a great commuter trail with vistas of the Cascade foothills and Mt. Rainer. Mostly follows the utility 'right of way' underneath electrical high tension lines. Also, passes through a railroad switch-yard with 'automated' switching engines, be careful !
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By mrsteve227 in September, 2006
You cannot go from Alki to Interurban...you have about a 2 mile split with no direction on which way to go
Entering Tukwila heading North - Elevation 28'
Trail Facts
Trail End Points: Fort Dent Way at Green River Trail (Tukwila) to Pacific
Counties: King
Trail Length: 14 miles
Trail Category: Rail-Trail
Trail Surfaces: Asphalt
Trail Activities: Bike, Inline Skating, Wheelchair Accessible, Horseback Riding, Walking
TrailLink ID: 6055775

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Guidebook: Learn more about other Washington and Oregon rail-trails in RTC's Washington and Oregon Guidebook.