Me and the dogs love it here! We use the trail that can be entered from the skate park, and it is…read morelovely. The trail is a long loop, mostly on a boardwalk and mostly covered. This is perfect for a hot day where you need shade for a walk, or a drizzly day- as the tree cover blocks the rain and the boardwalk blocks the mud. You can also see the salmon swimming up the river here if you go at the right time! Totally magical and wonderful. Though it is in a neighborhood and next to the school, you kind of feel like you are in the middle of the forest. Parking is always easy here- lot's of street parking along the neighborhood road. Look for the gates to enter either end of the trail to the left of the skatepark. So fun!

COVID-era review: My family came here for a short hike on the trails. There were a number of…read morepeople at the playground/skate park even though it was technically closed. The trails were relatively well maintained but not particularly wide and, as others have said - quite a bit of garbage around. Lots of fun things to look at and very accessible for our kids. I did notice that a number of trees look like they are unhealthy and perhaps needed to be taken down. Lots of shade for a warm day.

Kick ass mountain bike trails, 2 acres in size, will contain over 1.5 miles of trail, which you can…read moreride year-round because they are covered by I-5! lots of fun with steep rock chutes, tight banked turns, wooden teeter totters, ladder bridges, a swinging bridge, and "skinnies"!! Thanks be to the Backcountry Bicycle Trails Club, and their many volunteers for making a truly unique space to ride in-town.

Fantastic! Every city needs a Mtn Bike Skills Park like this!…read more Plenty for everyone..... Look for more pics and a review on: http://www.ihatebikes.net/wordpress/spots/bikeparks/seattle-urbanfreeride-park/

Trails are nice and well marked, a little overgrown in some areas. The parking lot has so many…read morepotholes and the lot definitely can get full unless you get there early. I like that there are some trails that are pedestrian only. Great spot overall!

I went on a short hike on this trail earlier tonight, with a companion. It was my first time…read morevisiting this place. I noticed that there hasn't been a yelp review of this area since 2020, unless I missed something! When we pulled in to the parking lot here, I noticed that many of the cars had bike racks, so I expected to see cyclists on this trail. What I didn't expect was 10 - 15 very fast cyclists within the first 10 minutes of our hike! Almost all of the cyclists were amazingly friendly and considerate. They often would shout out, "5 more behind me!" , "2 more behind me!" etc, as they whizzed past. One of them even shouted to us, "Hikers! I hope you enjoy your walk today!" I was so surprised I responded, "You too!" before realizing that this was the exact wrong thing to say back, since he wasn't walking and since he was almost back to the parking lot so he was finishing up his bike ride! After a short while on this trail, I was wondering about continuing to hike there. The cyclists were FAST. VERY fast. And most of them were going in the opposite direction to us. There are plenty of twists and turns on this trail, also. However, thankfully we spotted a "Foot Trail Only" not too far from the trail head, so we started in on that. It is called the "Whispering Firs Trail." What a pretty name for a trail! This trail was probably the worst maintained hiking trail that I have ever hiked on. There were 3 or 4 logs across the trail, dense vegetation intruding on the trail which frequently brushed our legs as we hiked, several deep holes right in the middle of the trail, and several rocks of all shapes and sizes which also were on the sides or in the middle of the trail. Sometimes the rocks were not very visible due to the vegetation that had grown over many parts of this trail. However, I'm weird so I loved this trail anyway! I might not have loved it if I would have twisted my ankle, which I almost did twice, but thankfully I escaped unscathed, as did my companion! We were the only ones on the "Foot Trail Only" tonight. We hiked on this trail for about an hour. I was happy with this trail because out of all of the trails I've explored recently, this was the only trail that actually felt like a hike and was also a bit of a work out. The trail has mild to moderate inclines. It's not a difficult hike (maybe other than avoiding all of the rocks and deep holes in the trail!). However, I really worked up a sweat hiking this trail, so much so that I decided to take off my fleece and tie it around my waist, on a fairly cool evening. I thought this was great! In order to hike on this trail for about an hour, we did have to traverse a few parts of it 3 or 4 times. However, I liked this too because we could time our hike so that we got back to the parking lot right before dark. I had a great experience hiking on this trail today. However, I can certainly understand how some of the aspects of hiking here may deter others. I would come back and hike on this trail again any time, but I am planning on trying lots of new-to-me trails this year, so I might not be back to this trail for a while. I'm very glad that we decided to hike on this trail tonight, though!

I love it when we can cycle our way through long distances and rarely hit "traffic" or cars that…read moreseem to own the road. The Interurban Trail provides that comfort for cyclists, making is a more family-friendly and easy path to ride. Most seem to have understood the etiquette of cycling among others, though there are still some who think they can do what they want, go where they please and not pay close attention to other cyclists. Just be careful, as always, but enjoy the ride. And take a moment to savor the moving art!

I love this trail and I've only walked a small portion of it! I usually walk from Shoreline to…read moreMountlake Terrace several days a week. Sometime the trail takes you behind businesses through some sketchy areas, then through a forested area, around a lake, along 99... The scenery is always changing! That's good in case you need a rest, a bathroom, a drink, or to catch a bus because you can't walk anymore. The trail is very well maintained and a great place to walk or ride your bike.

it's a great place to take kayak classes I learned from…read moreRobert in a private class He helped me to advance a lot, especially in recovery techniques, strokers and many other things He is a very devoted coach giving very helpful individualized instructions. Also he helped me a lot with selecting gear I highly recommend Salmon Bay Paddle

Agree with the other reviews about the amazing depth of knowledge of Rob and his team (Robert &…read moreSuzanne for my basics class). I learned so much about a range of SUP-related topics. Once we were on the water, the real-time individualized feedback was superbly useful - it let me know what to keep doing, and what I should change to paddle more efficiently. I had a lot of fun learning with Rob/team and the other students, and I was even approached by a curious seal! One thing I wanted to highlight is Rob & team's emphasis on safety. I so appreciated how seriously they take SUP safety. I felt very safe in their care, and after this class I feel confident about venturing out onto the Sound, with a SUP buddy or two, to practice what I learned in class. Looking forward to taking another class with them in the near future!

Great day of mountain biking. The weather and trails are perfect today. Mostly dry so the roots are…read morepretty easy to navigate.

Paradise Valley is my and my pups go-to for trail running! Trails are all really well signed with…read moremileage and the trails they link up to. Nice variation of hills and flat areas, and so much lush vegetation! Not too crowded early on the weekends or early afternoon midweek.

NextStep is a non-profit. They offer classes (Archery 101 and 102 for all ages and (separately) for…read moreAdults). Equipment provided. Indoor lanes. Helpful instructors/coaches. Meet new people. Have fun. Shoot targets. Decide to buy your own bow and keep shooting. Make friends. Gain a new skill. Nextdoor to The Nock Point (archery shop). Easy access via I5 or Hwy 99 from Seattle or Snohomish County. Come shoot with us!

Ts great, everyone's like super nice n stuff snd the staff are very very helpful‍‍read more

Though I haven't been able to start riding lessons at Sage Meadows with Corinne, she has been so…read morevery accommodating with me regarding setting up a schedule. After this experience, I would highly recommend this barn! Her ability to be flexible is very appreciated.