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The Eastrail North carries trail users for 2.7 miles through the Seattle suburbs of Kirkland and connects to the larger Eastrail which stretches all the way to the southern end of Lake Union.
About the Route
The trail's westernmost endpoint is located at 132nd Ave. NE, where the Cross Kirkland Corridor leaves off. From here, the trail curves northward along a wide asphalt path for 0.8 miles until the trail reaches 139th Ave. NE. The road here is a sharp and tight U-Turn and the trail U-turns right along with it.
The trail does a 180 and heads directly south from here for the next 0.3 miles before doing a second complete U-turn at NE 124th St. and heads north once again.
This northernmost section of the trail is wedged between farm fields and wooded areas before reaching its northernmost endpoint at NE 145th St.
Connections
The Eastrail North is part of the greater Eastrail which includes the Cross Kirkland Corridor, the Redmond Central Connector, Jane Hague Way, and the Eastrail South.
The Eastrail North is directly connected to the Cross Kirkland Corridor at the southern end.
At the Trail's northern end, it connects to the Tolt Pipeline Trail.
The Eastrail North runs between 132nd Ave. NE (Kirkland) and 14100 NE 145th St. (Kirkland).
There is no designated parking along this route but the trail's western endpoint is located near several retail options that have parking.
See TrailLink Map for more detailed directions.
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