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148th Ave NE between NE 20th and Bel-Red Road is open

Utilities crews have completed repairs and restored water service after a water main break caused service disruption and a road closure. The road has reopened in all directions for the morning commute, and drivers should expect rough road conditions and active construction as permanent repairs are made during the next couple of weeks. City crews have placed warning signs in all four directions, alerting drivers to the uneven and bumpy road surface. Please use caution when traveling through the area. More info will be posted when available.

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    Trails

    • Bellefields Trailhead at Mercer Slough Nature Park
    • Ardmore Trails
    • Coal Creek Natural Area
    • Downtown Park Trails
    • Eastgate Park Trail
    • Kelsey Creek Park Nature Trails
    • Lake Hills Greenbelt Trails
    • Lake to Lake Trail
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    • Lewis Creek Park Trails
    • Mercer Slough Nature Park Trails
    • Newcastle Beach Park Nature Loop Trail
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    • South Bellevue Greenway
    • Spiritridge Trail
    • Tam O'Shanter Park Trail
    • Viewpoint Park Trails
    • Weowna Park Trail
    • Wilburton Hill Park Trail
    • Woodridge Open Space

    Stepping into Coal Creek Natural Area is like stepping into the past. Immersed under a treed canopy without a house in sight, the park echoes of the wildness that once covered this area. You can almost hear clanging coal cars as you wander through the second growth forests. Look closely and take time to discover evidence of the early coal industry along the trail. Coal Creek provides valuable fish and wildlife habitat, the dense forest protects water quality and erosion, and the extensive trail system provides opportunities for passive recreation and environmental education.

    Note: Trail conditions may vary and are affected by weather, terrain, and natural and artificial elements. Stay on designated trails, and hike with others.

    Trail Details:

    • Coal Creek Parkway between Forest Drive SE and SE 60th St
    • 4.5 miles
    • Trail Guide information page

    47.554112770419, -122.16608265834

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    Coal Creek Natural Area 

    Cinder Mine Trailhead
    15400 Newcastle Golf Club Road
    Newcastle, WA 98059

    Coal Creek Parkway between Forest Drive SE and SE 60th St
    Bellevue, WA 98006
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