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Wilburton Hill Park Trail

NOTICE: A segment of the Lake to Lake Trail running adjacent to the soccer field between Wilburton Hill Park and the Bellevue Botanical Garden will be closed during field construction. Trail users should follow the detour signs.

3.4 Miles

Wilburton Hill Park is the largest upland park in the city, encompassing a wide variety of active and passive recreational opportunities. Completed in 1991, the 105-acre community park showcases a botanical garden , providing demonstration and educational opportunities. Active play enthusiasts can take advantage of the soccer and ballfields, tennis and basketball courts, group picnic facilities, and children’s play area. Despite these activities, the park’s primary function is to protect and enhance the original natural areas, forests and wildlife habitats. A major link in the Lake-to-Lake Trail system traverses the park.

To Reach the Trailhead:
Park in the lot for Wilburton Hill Park at Main Street and 124th Avenue NE. Other trail entrances are on 128th Avenue SE and NE 2nd Street.

Click here to download a detailed map of Wilburton Hill Park