Bridle Trails State Park

State

Washington

County

King County

City

Kirkland

Postal Code

98033

Location

5300 116th Avenue Northeast

Phone

425-822-0133

Bridle Trails State Park is a public park and a picnic area in King County County, covering 46 acres of land. The Bridle Trails State Park has excellent leisure spots, outdoor recreational activities, and an excellent ecosystem for preserving nature. Bridle Trails State Park’s primary attraction is the park lake which hosts activities such as fishing and boating.

The Bridle Trails State Park is maintained by Kirkland Parks Department, which ensures the visitors enjoy a great experience in their excursions. The Bridle Trails State Park maintains the parking areas, the walking trails, and the provision of maximum security within the Bridle Trails State Park. The walking trails’ proximity to the park lake makes a breathtaking experience to make Bridle Trails State Park more exciting.

Bridle Trails State Park is located in Kirkland City at 5300 116th Avenue Northeast, Kirkland, Washington, 98033. The Bridle Trails State Park ranks number one out of the 4 parks in King County County in terms of popularity. Further, it ranks 51 out of 404 parks in Washington State and 1734 in the United States.

Amenities at the Bridle Trails State Park

The Bridle Trails State Park offers numerous amenities for an exciting picnicking experience. The following are some of the amenities at the Bridle Trails State Park:

• The Bridle Trails State Park lake
• The Bridle Trails State Park athletic fields
• Training facilities in Bridle Trails State Park
• Sporting facilities in Bridle Trails State Park
• Walking trails in Bridle Trails State Park
• Bridle Trails State Park parking areas
• Accommodations

The Bridle Trails State Park Lake

There are numerous recreational attractions in Bridle Trails State Park, but the main center of attention is Park Lake. The lake covers an area of 15 acres, and initially, it was a gravel pit that has since been renovated. Currently, it is populated with rainbow trout and grass carp. The grass carp was introduced in 2001 to control Eurasian milfoil.

The lake is maintained by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. It is regularly stocked with fish to give Bridle Trails State Park’s visitors a great fishing experience. The lake’s waters are calm, giving inexperienced boaters a good learning experience for kayaking and canoeing.

You can learn more about Bridle Trails State Park by calling 5300 116th Avenue Northeast, Kirkland, Washington, 98033 for any inquiries. You may also access information about the Bridle Trails State Park online by visiting their website.

Directions

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