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Trail will remain open during weekend 520 Bridge construction

Overview map of the final design plan for the Montlake area, featuring a trail via a landbridge over 520 and a trail tunnel under Montlake Blvd.
The final design for Montlake once construction is finally complete in a few years. From WSDOT.

The trail on the 520 Bridge will remain open this weekend even as all lanes are closed to motor vehicle traffic. That motor vehicle closure is scheduled to extend from 11 p.m. Friday (today) until 5 a.m. Monday.

If you’ve never biked across the 520 Bridge when there is no car traffic, I highly recommend it. Stopping mid-span is so much more peaceful and quiet, the kind of mid-lake experience you can usually only get on a boat. So this weekend you can bike to Georgetown via the 1st Ave S temporary bike lanes, then head all the way up to a car-free 520 Bridge. Sounds like a pretty great set of weekend plans to me.



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2 responses to “Trail will remain open during weekend 520 Bridge construction”

  1. Al Dimond

    This is the banner time for temporarily good bike routes, hard to decide whether to ride to 1st Ave S or here!

  2. asdf2

    Just finished walking from Kirkland to the U district along the closed bridge. Not too many bikes out, given the rain, but still a nice walk. Will return home on the bus’s detour route.

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