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UW Bothell/Cascadia College Travel Choices Guide Safeway N UW Bothell/Cascadia College 405 O Stipek R UW Bothell/ T H N Park C NORTH CREEK R 244th St SE E FOREST E Cascadia College Transit Route 527 K T R A Park & Ride/ ORCA Card 532 I L 424 Dedicated Bike Lane Transit Center Reload Location 535 952 Bike-friendly Roadway Post Office Grocery Store (slow traffic and/or shoulder) NE Ave 136th 105 William 120th Ave NE 120th Ave Bike/Pedestrian Trail Hollyhills Dr NE Penn Woodinville Civic Facility Bike Shop Park Rotary High School Community Pedestrian Trail 106 Park Library Fitness Center 195th St River Maywood Hills N o 931 Elementary r t NE 195th St h Trailhead C r 100th Ave NE 100th Ave e Park/Playground Sports e Northshore Woodin k P YMCA Elementary Bus Stop k 106 w Westhill y Elementary NE 104th Ave 535 School Performing Arts 190th St k Shopping/Dining Area e B North e o r t 931 C h e 238 Creek p ll UW Bothell Transit Center m W a QFC Sports 931 w NE 92nd Ave a UW Bothell Cascadia_COVER.inddTransit 1 Routes 8/16/18 10:51 AM Park/Greenspace S y CT: 105, 106 Movie Theater Swimming Pool Fields 238 424 522 KCM: 238, 243, 105 Mariner Park & Ride/ Pop Keeney 522 Gold’s Steep Grade Hardeson Rd. – Bothell Stadium Fire Station 312, 372, 931 Gym vd (arrow points uphill) MCMENAMINS Bothell Bl 106 Mariner Park & Ride – Bothell 88th Ave NE 88th Ave ST: Bothell 185th St e 522, 535 Woodinville Park & Ride City 238 sle High ard Snohomish – Seattle Police Station Be KCM: 236, 237, 424 School Bothell Hall Library 238, 311, 931 522 Woodinville – Seattle Main St Northshore Seattle ST: 522 532 Everett – Bellevue Approximate Travel Time by Distance Performing Electric Bike Library Arts Center 24 Hour Fitness 522 535 Lynnwood – Bellevue 180th St 522 Target 236 Woodinville Park & Ride – 0.25 MILE 5 MIN. 1.5 MIN. UW Bothell & 237 The Park at Kirkland Transit Center 342 Cascadia College 311 Bothell Landing See Inset 237 Woodinville Park & Ride – 0.5 MILE 10 MIN. 3 MIN. Bothell Play It 236 Bellevue Transit Center (with 342) Ski & Bike Again Sports Haggen R and Bike 238 Woodinville Park & Ride – ive r rsi e Wilmot Woodinville 312 d 535 v e i Kirkland Transit Center D R r IL Gateway Bicycle AMC Bothell Park & Ride TRA h 1 MILE 20 MIN. 6 MIN. s R i 342 SAMMAMISH RIVE Park Overlake Transit Center – m 243 KCM: 238, 312, 342, 372 a NE Woodinville Dr 372 m 175th St Kenmore Park & Ride ST: 522, 535 m Woodinville 522 Sa 236 Sports Fields Brickyard Park & Ride – Kirkland Flip over to see all the places you can walk or bike to in Bothell in just a few minutes! 255 238 Transit Center – Seattle 522 236 237 Woodinville 257 Brickyard Park & Ride/ B City Hall Kingsgate – Seattle UR 243 Hollywood Hill KE -G Elementary IL 311 236 311 Woodinville – Seattle Curb the Congestion Getting around MA N TR 342 AIL 238 Evergreen 312 UW Bothell/Cascadia – Get rewards when you your campus and Blyth Park 424 Medical Seattle (with ST522) Center choose smarter trips! the surrounding 532 342 Shoreline Park & Ride – Renton Transit Center neighborhood is easier T 535 OL d Receive a free reward! T R B P e 16 IP 952 1. South Parking Garage a than you may think – ELI le rd l s UW Bothell/Lake City – Enter "TRAVEL" when N i UW Bothell & le 372 E T v 2. Physical Plant e R n St NE 185th B check out all the great places A i 3. Commons Hall (UW2) lv University District IL d d you register. o 124th Ave Cascadia College o 4. Discovery Hall (DISC) you can get to by foot, bike W 5. Founders Hall (UW1) 13 - 931 UW/Cascadia Campus – a 110th Ave NE 17 t 15 i 6. Library Learn more and sign up at or bus! n Redmond Transit Center a 7. Library u 21 E J 8. Activities & Recreation Complex (ARC) (to Seattle with ST545) communitytransit.org/ N 405 9. Bookstore & North Creek Events Center NE 180th St 12 y • Over 115 restaurants a 10. Sports & Recreation Field Campus Way NE W 4 Auburn Park & Ride/ CurbtheCongestion 255 257 11. CC1 & CC2 952 a Brickyard Road Park & Ride t 160th St 2 18 i 12. Mobius Hall 3 7 14 Kennydale – Boeing 425-438-6136 • Over 80 shops n Northshore 202 11 y KCM: 13. Husky Hall 1 9 a 236, 237, 238, Everett Middle School 14. North Parking Garage 6 • 19 parks Inglemoor W 5 255, 257, 311, 342, 952 15. Husky Village Student Housing 20 Campus Way NE High School 16. Campus View Apts. 8 10 • 11 miles of trails ST: 532, 535 Woodmoor 17. UWBB NORTH C Community Transit - CT RE 22 18. Sarah Simonds Green Conservatory EK 236 Elementary TRAIL • Over 128 miles of 19. Viewing Platform Sound Transit - ST 20. Chase House N 21. Truly House 522 19 sidewalks 22. Courts King County Metro - KCM Routes and bus stops subject to change Explore Bothell by Bike or Foot Getting around your campus is easier than you may think – check out all the great places you can go! The map below shows University of Washington Bothell/Cascadia College — How do you get around you how long it would take to bike and walk from the Bothell Campus to destinations around Bothell. You can also visit walkscore.com to see travel time estimates similar to the map below from any location. your campus and neighborhood? Downtown Bothell Sammamish River Trail North Creek Trail The University of Washington Bothell and Cascadia College campus is the central hub for over 11,000 students, staff and faculty, and is the heart of a Downtown Bothell The Sammamish The North Creek growing downtown community. Use this guide to explore your neighborhood and find ways to get around with ease by riding the bus, biking and walking. offers numerous River Trail is trail runs from restaurants, a popular off- Bothell to Mill shops, and coffee street bicycle/ Creek and allows houses. A newly pedestrian path for a convenient, renovated main that goes from comfortable trip Bike Bus street and multiway boulevard Bothell to Redmond. In Bothell, by foot or bike. Low speeds are Bicycling is a great way to combine the trips you need to take with Where your feet or bike can’t take you, there’s another option – let us drive for you! allow easy access to businesses by the Sammamish River Trail links up encouraged, as this family-friendly your workout. A basket, saddlebag or a simple backpack can make Running 365 days a year, buses run to a variety of local and regional destinations. foot or bike. A popular destination with the Burke-Gilman Trail which trail attracts joggers, dog-walkers a trip to the store a breeze! For longer trips, consider combining is McMenamins Anderson School, takes you all the way through the and nature lovers of all ages. your bike trip with the bus. Buses Near Campus which includes a hotel, brewery, University District in North Seattle swimming pool, and movie theater. and Fremont. Cycling Tips Approximate Time Weekday Saturday Sunday Between Buses • Remember, You’re a Vehicle - Obey all traffic laws, including stop lights and signs. Sidewalk laws vary by city, Frequent 105, 106, 236, 243, 311, 522 522 but for pedestrian and cyclist safety, riding on the road is (16-30 minutes) 312, 372, 522, 535 recommended. A working headlight is required for night riding Less Frequent 237, 238, 931 105, 236, 105, 236, 405 and a flashing rear light is not a bad idea. (31-60 minutes) 238, 535 238 244th St SE • Plan your Route - Use the map to plan your route in advance Exact times vary, check the schedule at communitytransit.org/schedules 527 and try it out! Keep in mind traffic, hills, and lighting. • Share the Trail - Alert others when passing by using your voice or a bell. Slow down and look both ways when the trail crosses 104th Ave NE 104th Ave roads or driveways. Bike Shops in Your Area Campus Travel Choices • Signal your Intentions - Let other cyclists, pedestrians, and The U-PASS North Creek Trail NE 120th Ave motorists know where you’re going- always signal before a turn. Seattle Electric Bike, Woodinville Bicycle, Your Husky Card is powered by ORCA, giving and Play It Again Sports and Bike offer bike • Ride Predictably - Don’t weave between parked cars. Riding a you access to unlimited rides on any of the 1 mile sales, supplies, and repair services. Contact consistent line on the right side of the travel lane helps drivers following transit agencies for just $102/quarter. them at: see you and know what to expect. Use the entire lane if you 20 minutes; 65 calories 195th St • Community Transit • Sound Transit N o NE 195th St have to. Seattle Electric Bike r t h • Everett Transit (including the C (425) 273-2959 100th Ave NE 100th Ave r 5 minutes; 45 calories e • Wear a Helmet - King County requires helmets to be worn by all • King County Metro Sounder train e k seattleelectricbike.net P riders- plus, it’s smart to be safe. • Kitsap Transit and Link rail) k w y Woodinville Bicycle • Pierce Transit • Seattle 190th St B For more information on how to take your bike on the bus, rent a o (425) 483-6626 Streetcar th e bike locker, or discover rules and best practices of safe cycling, ll woodinvillebicycle.com 92nd Ave NE 92nd Ave W a d Tap your U-Pass within 60 days of receipt y lv visit communitytransit.org/bikes.
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