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Cross Kirkland Corridor – Kirkland Marina and Beach loop from Yarrow Point

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Cross Kirkland Corridor – Kirkland Marina and Beach loop from Yarrow Point

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Cross Kirkland Corridor – Kirkland Marina and Beach loop from Yarrow Point

01:03

9.54km

60m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 17, 2026

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Parking

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614 m

Cross Kirkland Corridor near Watershed Park Forest

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The entirety of the Cross Kirkland Corridor trail is awesome for running, and the path connects to a bunch of other trails and parks. This section of the trail provides …

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2.32 km

Cross Kirkland Corridor

Highlight • Cycleway

Cross Kirkland Corridors is a paved path through Kirkland with a mix of parkland and urban scenery. Expect minimal traffic and enjoy a pleasant ride. At this point, there is a steep shortcut to Northeast 60th Street.

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2.44 km

Benches with a view of Lake Washington and Seattle

Highlight • Viewpoint

Two benches with a gorgeous view of Seattle and Lake Washington.

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5.43 km

Moss Bay from Marina Park

Highlight • Viewpoint

Marina Park features a public beach area, large pavilion, and great views of Moss Bay. There are nearby boat docks in the marina, but you can find some solitude by running on the paved lakeside path to the south.

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5.55 km

Kirkland Marina and Beach

Highlight • Beach

At the end of Kirkland Avenue, you can reach this point where you can see the marina. Additionally, it's right next to Marina Park and its public sandy beach, making …

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9.54 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

6.19 km

3.17 km

176 m

Surfaces

5.93 km

2.79 km

545 m

271 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Saturday 27 June

21°C

12°C

29 %

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Description

The Cross Kirkland Corridor – Kirkland Marina and Beach loop from Yarrow Point is one of those popular trails that truly delivers a diverse experience for joggers. This moderate 5.9-mile (9.5 km) route, with a gentle 188 feet (57 metres) of elevation gain, can be completed in about 1 hour and 2 minutes. It's an excellent choice if you're looking for a varied run that blends urban greenway with scenic waterfront, suitable for those with good fitness.

What to expect on Cross Kirkland Corridor – Kirkland Marina and Beach loop from Yarrow Point

Expect a journey through changing terrain and scenery on this loop. You'll start on the mostly flat, compacted crushed gravel of the Cross Kirkland Corridor, which winds through lush green landscapes and urban parks like Feriton Spur Park and Totem Lake Park. Keep an eye out for public art installations along the way. As you transition towards the Kirkland Marina and Beach sections, the surface becomes paved, offering picturesque waterfront views of Lake Washington. On clear days, you might even catch glimpses of the Seattle skyline, Olympic Mountains, or Mount Rainier. The overall Cross Kirkland Corridor elevation gain and terrain difficulty are low to moderate, making it a rewarding run for its diverse landscapes and community connectivity.

Planning your visit

This loop is known for its accessibility, with the Cross Kirkland Corridor featuring ADA accessible at-grade street crossings. While specific parking details for the entire loop aren't highlighted, the trail connects multiple neighborhoods and business districts, offering various access points. The mixed surface of compacted gravel and pavement makes it enjoyable in most seasons, though clear days will enhance the stunning lake views. Consider going during daylight hours to fully appreciate the scenery.

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