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Overview
The Tanner Trail is 2 miles long and is fully paved. It runs along a former railroad right-of-way and briefly parallels railroad tracks that are still used for scenic train excursions on historic railcars.
About the Route
The northern end of the trail is on Bendigo Boulevard S, by the trail tracks. From there, the trail heads southeast through downtown North Bend as it parallels the train tracks. Winding through William Henry Taylor Park, the trail passes the North Bend Depot. The park has several picnic tables and the depot has restrooms.
Continuing southeast, the trail parallels E North Bend Way and follows it through a roundabout with SE Cedar Falls Way. The paved portion of the trail ends just south of the roundabout. The route continues along SE North Bend Way as a natural surface/gravel path for a few blocks before the paved trail resumes.
Continuing south along North Bend Way, this portion is paved with concrete and resembles an extra-wide sidewalk. The trail navigates another roundabout and continues paralleling North Bend Way on the opposite side of the road. The southern end of trail is on SE North Bend Way.
In downtown North Bend, several restaurants and cafes, as well as a variety of local businesses and shops, are easily accessible from the trail. The trail is owned and maintained by the city of North Bend.
The southern end of the Tanner Trail is just north of a potential connection with the Snoqualmie Valley Trail.
The Tanner Trail runs between Bendigo Blvd in North Bend and SE North Bend Way Tanner.
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