Does anyone know if there are trails open to bikes in the developing Park Pointe area in Issaquah? I can't find anything official from the City of Issaquah that particularly indicates one way or the other.
Half the new stuff is open to bikes, Half is not. It's only worth checking out if your heading back from Grand Ridge on the High School Trail, or live in Issaquah and want to do a quick climb. Other then that it's a 1.5 min ride on old service roads that they went right down the middle of for 90% of it.
Thanks mtbty. There is a loop in there that is accessible from the Rainier Trail and also from the HS trail. Is part or all of that loop open to bikes? Is there a map that shows what is open to bikes?
Is it pretty easy to find the trail off the power lines once you get close to the high school? I typically just take the road to the high school once I get down off the service road at the bottom of GR, but this seems like a great way to extend the ride and stay on the trail all the way to the school.
I am looking from the other direction going east to west. I am following the route from the Tiger Mtn. parking lot, going through the lot, and following the power line trails. You take a sharp right onto a trail as you are heading south, due east of the high school. Is that turn easy to spot?
I go down to the high school a lot for my kids sports from the top of GR. That route seems a lot more fun than just ending up on the service road and riding down the road to the school. Thanks for the detailed info. Should spice things up a bit and make for a longer ride.
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