Cross Kirkland Corridor – Totem Lake Boardwalk loop from Yarrow Point

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Cross Kirkland Corridor – Totem Lake Boardwalk loop from Yarrow Point

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Cross Kirkland Corridor – Totem Lake Boardwalk loop from Yarrow Point

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22.2km

140m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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3.52 km

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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5.35 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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8.75 km

Cross Kirkland Corridor

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

The Cross Kirkland Corridor is a 10-foot-wide trail made of crushed gravel; at some point it will be paved. Either way, it runs through Kirkland for almost 6 miles with …

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12.5 km

Totem Lake Boardwalk

Highlight • Lake

This small lake has had various names over time, such as Lake Wittenmyer or Mudd Lake. It is located in a park along the Cross Kirkland Corridor, and you can …

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15.7 km

Cross Kirkland Corridor

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The Cross Kirkland Corridor is a 10-foot-wide trail made of crushed gravel; at some point it will be paved. Either way, it runs through Kirkland for almost 6 miles with …

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17.9 km

Kirkland Rotary Central Station

Highlight • Monument

Kirkland Rotary Central Station is a restored former railroad station along the Cross Kirkland Corridor, preserving its historic charm while serving as a community hub. The station features interpretive signs …

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19.7 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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