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Seattle route info
So I just moved to Sand Point but I still work on the hill (Pike&Summit) I live right on the Burke Gilman so getting over to the bridges is no problem, I just need some options on easier ways up the hill, Ive taken 10th or whatever it is that runs by the freeway which is a looong hill and Ive done Eastlake to downtown which isnt too bad, also Ive heard of some way using Interlaken. Any help would be greatly appreciated:D
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U-Bridge to Eastlake and take a left on Lynn. Take a right onto Boylston. Go under the I-5 on Lakeview. When Lakeview meets Belmont, go *straight* (it's a dead end for cars but there's a short trail that will take you to Melrose). Melrose to Pine/Pike and you're home free.
I do the reverse of this from Pine to the U-Bridge every day on the way home. Here's the Melrose shot of downtown from the "show your roll" thread. http://farm1.static.flickr.com/147/4...47d04638_o.jpg |
i'll explore a little for ya in the next few days. nothing off the top of my head at the moment though, i live in ballard and work in fremont.
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Originally Posted by marqueemoon
(Post 5293766)
U-Bridge to Eastlake and take a left on Lynn. Take a right onto Boylston. Go under the I-5 on Lakeview. When Lakeview meets Belmont, go *straight* (it's a dead end for cars but there's a short trail that will take you to Melrose). Melrose to Pine/Pike and you're home free.
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+1 marqueemoon
the view off of melrose is incredible, especially at night i work by greenlake and used to live at...summit & pike, so i used to do this every day. where do you work? |
In a call center, yay me............
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so next time i order pizza...heh.
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Originally Posted by trashalicious
(Post 5303044)
so next time i order pizza...heh.
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