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Tam O’Shanter Park Trail

1.5 Miles

Tam O'Shanter is a 15-acre park located in northeast Bellevue. The predominately upland forest consists of Douglas fir and big leaf maple in the over story, and Indian plum, elderberry, sword fern, and salal in the under story. The trails were upgraded in 1991, with the north loop designed to connect with Redmond's Viewpoint Park trail.

To Reach The Trailhead:
Park at the Tam O'Shanter mini-park trailhead located at 1655 173rd Ave NE

Click here to download a detailed map of Tam O'Shanter Park