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Ann Shilling– Trails C
ontact

There are trail preservation regulations within the King County Comprehensive Plan that are there due to the diligent work of the founding members of the King County Executive Horse Council. Whenever your trails are threatened by development, you can apply to the County and the Developer of the land to preserve those trails. There are many examples in the County now of the success of equestrians preserving their local trails due to these regulations.  Join us to continue this vital work! If you are concerned about blockage or closure of a trail, please contact us.

NEW!   KCEHC's King County Trail Guide
Our online guide provides information about publicly-accessible horseback trails within the lower elevations of King County.Listings include trail description and details, directions, current status, amenities, and links to maps and more...

Other WA Horse Trail Links

Snoqualmie Tree Farm Trail Map

Washington State Trail Buddies

Horse and Mule Trail Guide

Washington State Equestrian network trails list

Cle Elum Trails  (click on Trail Guide)

CowboyMaps.com

Status of Access to Snoqualmie Valley Trail at Fall City

"King County has apprised the Fall City community that access to the Snoqualmie Valley Trail via the existing easement at the north end of SE 39th Place remains OPEN. For background information, in 1911 King County purchased a public road easement from the parcel owner, Weyerhaeuser Company, and the easement has been a matter of public record since that time. Since 1911 and without interruption the easement at the north end of SE 39th Place has been used as a road by King County and the public. Originally the public used it to access the railroad, then for access to the now-closed dump (it was once called the “Dump Road”), and now it provides access to the County’s regional soft surface trail along the abandoned railroad alignment. Therefore the public easement has not been terminated with the recent sale of the property that surrounds it. King County representatives apprised the public of this status at the FCCA meeting held March 12, 2010. Major Jerrell Wills, of the King County Sheriff’s Department, stated that the SVT trail access at SE 39th Pl is open and that no one should be harassed while using the using it . He stated that If someone is harassed they should call the Sheriff’s department immediately at 206-296-5020. He wants to know if anyone is harassing you about using the trail access. His office number is 206 205-7654. His cell phone is 206 423-7258. "

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