The way points of this bicycle route:
Route is roughly Seattle to: Renton, Issaquah, Redmond, Woodinville, Bothell, Shoreline, then back through Seattle, going counter clock-wise. Mostly on roads with almost half on paved trails. Be ready for all kinds of scenery, climbs, and traffic - not for the squeemish!
The traffic is pretty rough on Rainier Ave, get ready for a few nasty potholes too. No bike lane until about Renton. Alternate route could be Lake Washington Blvd.
Turn left onto the Airport access road.
Get ready for the big climb! No bike lane or shoulder for 1/4 mile, be careful.
Start the big climb, look out for traffic since there's no bike lane or shoulder for the next 1/4 mile.
There's at least a big shoulder here - trash-ridden but a good distance from fast traffic.
Strip mall heaven - no bike lane, fast cars - ride with extreme caution!
Some parts of Highway 900 have little or no shoulder, with cars traveling 50+ mph. But the scenery is great!
Coming out of the forest, be ready for some heavy traffic for about a mile. Be especially careful around the entrance ramp to I-90.
Marymoor Park
Velodrome!
Stay on Trail
Stay on trail, pass under bridge.
Red Hook Brewery is around here.
Trail continues here, just stay on it.
Trail briefly turns into road, just follow bike path.
Trail continues, not on map tho.
Don't worry, you're not on Bothell Way here, this is the Burke Gilman trail now.
Still on Burke Gilman Trail
Still on Burke Gilman Trail
Still on BG trail
Get onto Eastlake
Turn left onto Harvard Ave, get ready to climb!
Woo hoo! This measured out to about 65 miles w/ a cyclo computer.
Welcome to Bikely, take a step by step tour of this path:
Press Start Tour - then use the navigation buttons below to move along the path.
Tagged with: Recreational, Training, Onroad, Smooth, Intermediate, High traffic, Unsafe, Urban, Rural, Scenic
