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King County Trail Maps — Page 1 of 6
1,600 named trails across King County, Washington, with maps, distances, and elevation profiles. Showing 1–300.
About trails in King County, Washington
King County has 1,600 named trails on the map, covering 3,200 miles in total, an average of 2.0 miles per trail. That is the 1st largest mapped trail network among 39 counties in Washington. 1,379 of them are tagged for hiking and 586 for mountain biking.
The longest single trail is bicycle, at 590 miles. 107 trails run 5 miles or longer. Mapped points of interest in the county include 132 trailheads, 153 campsites, 291 waterfalls, 199 boat launches, and 3 rapids. The nearest towns to these trails are Issaquah, Snoqualmie Pass, and Riverpoint.
What the trails in King County are like
By length, 1,141 are under a mile, 352 run 1 to 5 miles, and 107 are 5 miles or longer. 150 are loops, ending where they start; the longest is Middle Fork Trail, at 27.3 miles.
Of the 684 with a difficulty rating, 341 easy, 295 moderate, and 48 hard. Of the 1,600 with measured elevation, bicycle climbs the most, about 11,748 ft, and 142 gain 1,000 ft or more.
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Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt .