Bridle Trails State Park

Parque urbano en Kirkland, Washington, United States

• Abierto todo el año
• Duración típica: 2h

Acceso y tarifas

• day-use parking one-day pass (tarifa: USD 10)
• discover pass annual (tarifa: USD 45)

Qué hacer

• bird watching
• cycling via bridle crest trail (connects to: Marymoor Park, Sammamish River Trail)
• geocaching
• senderismo y caminata (named trails: Raven, Trillium, Coyote)
• paseo a caballo
• metal detecting
• observación de vida silvestre

Antes de ir

• burn ban in effect (level: Level 2 as of September 2026) — check park alerts before lighting fires
• equestrian right-of-way (rule: step off trail, stand still for passing horses)
• picnic area busy on show weekends (consejo: expect crowds during horse show events)

Servicios

• accessible restrooms (ADA: sí)
• drinking water on site
• picnic area (incluye: tables, barbecue, water, restrooms)

Mejor época para visitar

• seasonal wildflowers (temporada: seasonal, spring)

Eventos y temporadas

• horse shows (venue: four equestrian arenas · temporada: frequent throughout year)

Características

• 28 miles of trails (users: equestrians, hikers, runners · surface: unpaved)
• 489-acre forested park (forest type: lowland, Douglas fir and Western hemlock)
• established 1932 (developed: 1933, Civil Works Administration)
• four equestrian arenas (use: horse shows and events)
• regional trail connection (network: Mountains to Sound Greenway)

Cerca de aquí

• marymoor park (acceso: via Bridle Crest Trail)

Datos útiles

• day-use only (camping: not permitted)
• discover pass required for parking (purchase: Washington State Parks)
• horse trailer parking (tipo: pull-through spaces)
• park address (dirección: 5300 116th Ave. NE, Kirkland, WA 98033)
• summer hours (open: 6:30 a.m. · close: dusk)
• winter hours (open: 8:00 a.m. · close: dusk)
• winter partial closures — some areas close entirely off-season

Identificador de catálogo: AVIA-P192-01Q42

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