The Eastrail

The 42-mile Eastrail is a wide flat trail with amazing scenery, and lots of ways to connect with communities and our region!

The Eastrail corridor also serves as a home for many services that we rely on every day with direct connections to light rail stations and utilities.

The Trail

Eastrail Partners unifies and galvanizes this ambitious trail effort. We envision an Eastrail that is for everyone, every day.

Eastrail partners

Let’s Connect!

Keep up to date with what’s happening on the Eastrail.

Community Events

Eastrail meets Light Rail

This past Saturday, Eastrail Partners was excited to join other organizations in Bellevue, Redmond, and beyond as Sound Transit’s 2 Line opened to much fanfare, with 8 new light rail stations. At Wilburton Station, the Eastrail now connects directly to light rail, meaning trail users can bike, walk, or roll safely to frequent, rapid transit. […]

Trail Funding

Take the King County Parks Survey

Significant funding for our regional trails – including Eastrail – comes from the six-year King County Parks Levy. The current levy runs from 2020-2025, and King County is working to shape priorities for the next levy. This is where you come in as a trail enthusiast: Please take 5-10 minutes to fill out the survey. There are […]

Community Events

Line 2 Opens April 27

Sound Transit’s 2 Line is bringing light rail to the Eastside starting April 27, when Eastrail users will be able to bike, walk, or roll directly to Wilburton Station in Bellevue to board the train. Eastrail Partners is excited to host an opening celebration at Wilburton Station from 11am-4pm on April 27. Join us along with our community […]

Construction Updates

Closing the Eastrail Gap in Bellevue

Later this year, with the opening of the NE 8th street overcrossing and Wilburton Station on Sound Transit’s 2-line, the Eastrail will bring trail and transit users directly into the heart of Bellevue. Whether coming from Kirkland on the Eastrail, or Seattle via the Northup Connector, users will be able to travel all the way […]

More than a Trail!

About the Trail