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Lake to Lake Trail and Greenway
A roughly 10-mile greenway connecting nine Bellevue parks from Lake Washington to Lake Sammamish through wetlands, forests and farms.
The Lake to Lake Trail and Greenway is a roughly 10-mile, multi-use trail corridor that links Lake Washington to Lake Sammamish across Bellevue. It threads together nine of the city's parks into a single connected system, letting users access the route at many points and assemble walks of varying length.
Along its length the greenway passes waterfalls, creeks, wetlands, old-growth forest and the city's historic blueberry fields, traversing landmark green spaces such as Mercer Slough, the Lake Hills Greenbelt and Weowna Park.
Maintained by the City of Bellevue, the trail is a centerpiece of the city's open-space network and one of the Eastside's signature urban nature corridors.
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Lake Hills
A 12.65-acre Bellevue sports park anchored by a tournament-quality lighted baseball stadium with stands and concessions.
- Type
- Sports park
- Acreage
- 12.65 acres
- Features
- Lighted baseball stadium, concessions, stands
Bellefields Trailhead at Mercer Slough Nature Park
South Bellevue
The east-side entrance to Mercer Slough, where the Bellefields and Heritage loop trails wind through upland forest, wetland and meadow.
- Bellefields Loop
- 0.8 mile
- Heritage Loop
- 1.1 mile
- Part of
- Mercer Slough Nature Park
Bellevue Botanical Garden
Wilburton
Free 53-acre botanical garden on Wilburton Hill with nine display gardens, including one of America's largest public perennial borders.
- Acreage
- 53 acres
- Opened
- 1992
- Admission
- Free
Bellevue Downtown Park
Downtown
Bellevue's signature 21-acre downtown park, ringed by a half-mile promenade, canal and waterfall around a 10-acre open lawn.
- Acreage
- 21 acres
- Central lawn
- 10 acres
- Promenade
- Half mile