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This bicycle map is intended to help inform bicyclists of popular areas and SNOHOMISH COUNTY AREA routes for riding. No warranty or guarantee is made as to the suitability of the roadway condition or the fi tness of the routes for bicycling. Community Transit, Snohomish County, local jurisdictions and local bicycle clubs disclaim responsibility and shall not be held accountable, in any manner, for loss, damage or injury that may be suff ered by bicyclists. Riders assume the risk for their own safety when traveling on the routes indicated on this BICYCLING & TRAIL MAP map. Published by Community Transit, August 2020. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 SKAGIT COUNTY SNOHOMISH COUNTY Nakashima Heritage Barn Trailhead F Bike Lockers Map i n LEGEND TRANSIT LOCATIONS Pioneer Hwy E n n S g l e To Lake Cavanaugh Arlington Park & Ride i t C5 s t h l e Low Speed Roadway (30 mph or less) Hwy 9 & 4th St G m ra d e e n Ash Way Park & Ride t J3 R R with shoulder or bike lane d d Ash Way & 164th St SW • 300th St A no shoulder Aurora Village Transit Center L1 A 300th St 1524 N 200th St • Commonly Used Roadway (35+ mph) Canyon Park Park & Ride L4 Pioneer Hwy 68th Ave 220th St SE & 17th Ave SE • Old Pacific Hwy Rd with shoulder or bike lane iew College Station 80thAve dv G4 9 ran 2200 Tower St 40thAve G no shoulder 284th St Eastmont Park & Ride I4 El Capitan & Hwy 527 Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail 280th St Edmonds College Transit Center 15th Ave K2 Whitehorse Trail parallels 268th Ave W & 202nd St SW 276th St e Paved Trail Stanwood m Highway 530 to Darrington, o h HERITAGE Station r 276th St 59thAve Edmonds Station 102nd Ave STANWOOD a approximately 26 miles. Unpaved Trail K1 PARK Ce d CHURCH 210 Railroad Ave • 271st St CREEK PARK Edmonds Park & Ride L2 532 28thAve 213th Pl SW & 72nd Ave W 92nd 268th St Caution Area • Stanwood Bryant Rd Everett Station H4 Stanwood II Bryant Trailhead Trailhead 3201 Smith Ave • CAMANO 532 Old 99 Park & Ride Stanwood I Whitehorse ISLAND Park & Ride Trail Granite Falls Park & Ride E8 ioneer Hwy Steep Grade (arrow indicates uphill) Pioneer St & Granite Ave P Tronson Rd This section of Whitehorse Trail 530 Bike/Pedestrian Under or Overpass Lake Stevens Transit Center G5 is closed due to landslide. Hwy 9 & 4th St NE • 27th Ave Lynnwood Transit Center B d Kackman Rd K2 B R Ferry Terminal 202nd St SW & 46th Ave W • r M ill e 48th Ave Mall Station I4 Park & Ride / Transit Center 1330 SE Everett Mall Way (next to LA Fitness) 4thAve Swift Bus Rapid Transit Line Mariner Park & Ride 35th Dr J3 19thAve 28th Ave 128th St SW & 4th Ave W • Norman Rd Swift Station Marysville Ash Ave Park & Ride hts Rd F4 236th St Heig Ash Ave & 6th St St on Transit Center (no parking available) • illaguamis ingt h Arl Ri r Marysville at Cedar and Grove Park & Ride 115th Ave ver e J F4 iv o R r Train Station 1310 Grove St d • TWIN h a 135th Ave is RIVERS n d n R m R Marysville I Park & Ride o a COUNTY d Transit Information Center F4 rs u a g PARK Ash Ave & 2nd St L a SILVANA ll E Burke Ave ti S Marysville II Park & Ride E4 E Division St Mainline Rd 220th St 116th St NE & I-5 Marine Dr H Campground Arlington a p p Park & Ride McCollum Park Park & Ride y Park J3 V 128th St SE & Dumas Rd • a 50th Ave l l 212th St e ARLINGTON y Monroe Park & Ride R Pioneer Hwy J7 d 530 Highland Dr 123rd Ave Hwy 2 & 179th Ave SE • 67th Ave Mountlake Terrace Transit Center L2 Sill Rd Sill 236th St SW & I-5 • C 204th St C 204th St Mukilteo Station H2 920 1st St Cemetery Rd RIVER MEADOWS Seaway Transit Center Smokey Point Blvd COUNTY PARK I3 196th St Burn Rd Seaway Blvd & 75th St SW F ra Marine Dr Lake n 9 Smokey Point Transit Center k D4 Martha W 3326 Smokey Point Dr • a t e 47th Ave r s 188th St Snohomish Park & Ride R 188th St I5 d Hwy 9 & Bickford Ave • 52nd Ave South Everett Freeway Station LAKEWOOD Arlington I4 Airport BlvdAirport 112th St & I-5 • Lake 40th Ave Stanwood I Park & Ride Howard Lakewood Rd 59th Ave B3 531 McElroy Rd Hwy 532 & I-5 • LAKE GOODWIN d 3rd Ave Smokey Point Stanwood II Park & Ride R COMMUNITY PARK Lake Transit Center B1 d 172nd St 172nd St Marine Dr & Hwy 532 a t Ki J s d 531 e o R e r d r a Stanwood Station n F B1 i n R w SMOKEY d 27111 Florence Way Lake d GISSBERG Goodwin o TWIN LAKES o POINT Sultan Park & Ride L8 G McRae Rd COUNTY PARK Hwy 2, just east of Sultan e 45 Rd 164th St k a L Swamp Creek Park & Ride 19th Ave K3 51st Ave 3115 164th St SW • D 156th St 67th Ave D K WENBERG a COUNTY PARK Loma ya Lake Smokey Point Blvd k 152nd St Po Crabapple Armar Rd Trailhead in Lake t Rd Lake Shoecraft 23rd Ave STRAWBERRY KAYAK POINT FIELDS PARK Mountain Loop Highway continues to COUNTY PARK Darrington, 53 miles from Granite Falls. 140th St Paved highway for 30 miles to Barlow Pass M a (elev. 2,361’), then gravel forest service r Burn Rd in road for 14 miles, then paved road for final e 136th St D r 9 miles to/from Darrington. McElroy Rd Smokey Point Blvd 132nd St 132nd St 34th Ave Marysville II 51st Ave Park & Ride Jordan Rd 116th St 67th Ave 9 Falls wy H op o L in 99th Ave RIVERSCENE a INDIAN t COUNTY n SUMMER u E GRANITE PARK o E PARK M d R 108th St s e d lt FALLS arry R u Qu o Sh 159th Ave 100th St Centennial Trail 100th St d R Stanley M s a k r r i n o MARYSVILLE 92nd St e w Granite Falls r 48th Dr am D h B te ra l r 88th St g v Park & Ride a In d W 163rd Ave Turk Dr O’REILLY ACRES 84th St 84th St (Getchell Rd) COUNTY PARK 51st St 27th Ave Getchell Trailhead TULALIP Bayview Marysville at M e Cedar and Grove Trail n z Cedar Ave Park & Ride e l L Grove St a k Tulalip 92 e Bay LAKE CASSIDY R Marysville Ash Ave WETLANDS d Park & Ride PARK Beach Ave JENNINGS 47th St State Ave PARK 64th St r D 528 ne ri a 2nd St F 31st Ave 1st St Lake 60th St F M Cassidy EBEY WATERFRONT Quil Ceda Creek PARK R Marysville I o b Ebey 9 54th Pl Rhododendron e Park & Ride - 67th Ave 147th Ave M Waterfront 83rd Ave Trailhead e n Trail z e l R Pilchuck River d 99th Ave 123rd Ave 44th St d S R t r e e 42nd St l a l m i m bo Sunnyside Blvd a z t S r lo a ug h Hwy 92 Trailhead w h Highway 529 has wide shoulders but narrow 92 c S walkways across the bridges. Southbound bridge Newberg Rd walkways are on the left side. Use caution. 71stAve Soper Hill Rd LAKE Machias Rd Machias d R Snoh Rd Hartford Old omi sh l R l ive Ross Ave STEVENS JETTY r r se D s ISLAND Vernon Rd u w 20th St R ie 20th St V LEGION e LUNDEEN Trailhead in PARK Pkwy r Access northbound en PARK a e d M n Everett bridge from path o u Mill Town Trail on north/west side W Community L Carpe r East Marine View Drive n t r Rd L e a College D k of Marine View Drive LAKE STEVENS e G w COMMUNITY PARK R e G i o Lake Stevens e V s d i e v g l e n College Station i r r B R a d 131st Ave e M d i 4th St E s Lake Stevens y d Grand Avenue Park Bridge to west n R Smith M Transit Center n LANGUS s u a n Colby Ave r sidewalk of Marine View Drive S ket St WYATT e Broadway RIVERFRONT Island v Baker Ave PARK PARK e 2nd St d 19th St Trail t Mill R S K O Navy d 204 e Base R s k Lake e a ie 147thAve L Roesiger v v A E a Bike lane on 23rd St D d d n 91st Ave roadway below 123rd Ave Hoyt Ave R a Bike/pedestrian overpass to west r 25th St O Highway 2 M s G ac hi a K sidewalk of Marine View Drive as i E Cu M trestle 99th Ave t h Everett Ave o c il a l R 79th Ave Machias California St 83rd Ave M d Hewitt Ave Trailhead Carlson Rd LAKE ROESIGER Grand Ave Pacific Ave 2 20th St COUNTY PARK e v A EVERETT h t 35th St i Everett Station m d S e Cavalero Rd R 37th St v s A 23rd St en v d Colby Ave Dedicated bike path Bike path on south Ste 9 n e a k r FOREST accessed via Hewitt side of Highway 2 S La PARK t St G 41s 25th St Avenue ramp E FederalAve Creswell Rd H WHIDBEY Dubuque Rd H Broadway y a Everett Ave Baker Ave W h 103rd Ave ISLAND Olympic g Bike/pedestrian n LOWELL u 2 e California St o 87th Ave e PARK l overpass to r S g y S d r e Hewitt Ave o Blv Eb FLOWING LAKE to west sidewalk Mukilteo Station e kilte r u v m M Seahurst COUNTY PARK E 2 Home Acres Rd L of Marine View Wall St Lowell 171st Ave ak Bickford Ave e CollegeAve B Drive.
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