Trail Route
From north to south, the trail takes the following route:
- From Pacific Avenue, south on Colby Avenue;
- At 43rd Street, shifting east to hard-surfaced right-of-way south.
- Merge with paved roadway to Broadway.
- Broadway south to Highway 526;
- At Highway 526, shifting west, crossing highway, following West Mall Drive south;
- At 112th Street, right-of-way parallels Interstate 5 on west side;
- At 128th Street, crosses Interstate 5 overpass and parallels freeway on east side;
- At 160th Place, heads east, then south on 13th Avenue;
- At 169th Drive, heads west, then parallels Interstate 5 south;
- At Maple Road, crosses Interstate 5, then south crossing Highway 525 to Alderwood Mall Boulevard;
- Parallels Interstate 5 with brief local road detours to 44th Ave;
- Follows right-of-way west to South Lynnwood Neighborhood Park;
- Follows local roads to 212 Street.
- At 212th Street, shifting east to right-of way;
- Right-of-way south to 228th Street.
- At 228th Street, heads west to 76th Avenue;
- Follows 76th Avenue south to county line, joins with Interurban Trail (King County).
Read more about this topic: Interurban Trail (Snohomish County)
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