Cross Kirkland Corridor
The Cross Kirkland Corridor is a ten-foot-wide, compacted crushed gravel 5.75-mile segment of the Eastside Rail Corridor that traverses Kirkland, from the South Kirkland Park and Ride to the City’s northern boundary…
Hiking & Walking Trails
Lake Washington Boulevard Lake View Walk
Follow the blue arrows between downtown Kirkland and Carillon Point to enjoy the stunning 1.2 mile Lake View Walk, which winds past waterfront parks and offers spectacular views of the lake and Kirkland’s charming collection of public art.
Throughout the City of Kirkland
Start off with a stroll through Peter Kirk Park which features plenty of stops along the way to watch baseball, basketball, tennis and more.
A 5.75-mile abandoned rail line transverses Kirkland from South Kirkland to Totem Lake connecting eight city neighborhoods and several parks.
Bridle Trails
Just minutes from downtown Kirkland, Bridle Trails State Park offers 482 forested acres with 28 miles of equestrian and pedestrian trails. Three marked trail loops provide routes of varying length.
Hiking Trails & Paths
Kirkland is literally riddled with trails: trails for walking, hiking, biking and exploring.
Bike Friendly
Kirkland offers miles of scenic bicycle lanes, is part of the renowned Lake Washington Loop, and home to the 7 Hills of Kirkland annual fundraising cycling event to raise money for local…
While Kirkland does not have any golf courses within the City limits, it is proximate to excellent courses around the region.
You don't have to travel far from Kirkland's downtown to catch a glimpse of some spectacular wildlife.