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Nature Trails
	Ardmore Trails
	Kelsey Creek Park & Nature Trails
	Lake Hills Greenbelt Trail
	Mercer Slough Nature Park Trails
	Phantom Lake Walkway
	South Bellevue Open Space Trails
	Spiritridge Trail
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	Wilburton Hill Park Trail

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South Bellevue Open Space Trails

Full of wooded ravines, steams, and lush growth, the South Bellevue Open Space trail system is almost like being in the Cascades. Despite the fact that Bellevue suburbia surrounds this area, there is a definite back-country feel. It’s not unusual to spot a deer traveling through the green space or signs of coyote activity as wildlife use this space for food, water, and shelter. The trail system connects Bellevue to Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park and, eventually to the Cascade Mountains.

To Reach The Trailhead:
Street parking is your best bet. Trail entry points are designated by trailhead signs. For a more detailed street map, refer to Bellevue's Park Guide map.

Click here to download a detailed map of the Eastern half of this system

Click here to download a detailed map of the Western half of this system