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I didn't know this trail existed until I saw it on the Seattle Bike Master Plan. It's short, has a somewhat bumpy surface and occasional bits of trash, and may be frequented by transients at times. But it does provide a closeup view of Safeco Field, and provides an alternative to busy 4th or 6th avenues.
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Northern trailhead on Royal Brougham Way, looking south.
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Location: King County
City(s): Seattle, WA
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Length: 1 miles.
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Popularity: Less
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Elevation: Very flat
Gain
0
Loss
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Facilities |
Trail Condition |
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Drinking Water:
No
Restrooms:
No
Benches:
No
Picnic Tables:
No
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Surface Type:
Paved
Surface Quality:
7
Scenery:
2
Lighting:
1
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Ratings: 0 = none/ the worst
5 = average
10 = excellent
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Maps:
Bikely map
King County Bike Map
Seattle Bike Master Plan South
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Expansions:
1. According to the Seattle Bike Master Plan, extensions to this trail could include connections to the I-90 Trail on the north and extensions south as far as Spokane St. to connect with the trail to West Seattle.
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Directions: Trail parallels the Busway between 4th and 6th Avenue just south of downtown Seattle, and runs from Royal Brougham Way near Safeco Field to Forest St.
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Photo Gallery
View of Safeco Field from north end of the trail.
Skyline of Seattle beckons.
Near somebody's back door.
South end of the trail from Forrest Street.
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