The City of Seattle has updated and simplified its Burke-Gilman Trail Missing Link design in an effort to get the project back on track and with a goal to start […]
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8-month detour for Burke-Gilman Trail in Fremont
Starting next week, a section of the Burke-Gilman will be rerouted to allow for the replacement of a 100-year-old water main next to the Ship Canal. The eight-month closure will […]
Poplar tree removals and replanting planned along Fremont Cut
Later this month, 18 poplar trees will be removed along the Ship Canal’s Fremont Cut. The work is being done by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Natural Resource program, […]
Spot repairs start today on Burke Gilman and Ship Canal Trails
Crews will be out repairing parts of the Burke Gilman and Ship Canal Trails starting today (August 21). Here’s a map of the work being done on the Burke Gilman […]
Speed limit and e-bike regulations coming to Burke-Gilman Trail
The city is rolling out some new policies for multi-use trails, including a 15-mph speed limit and regulations on what types of electric bikes are permitted. It’s part of a […]
Missing Link update: construction planned for early 2019
Plans to break ground on the Missing Link of the Burke-Gilman Trail are inching forward: the Seattle Department of Transportation posted this Notice of Action which will allow construction to begin […]
Burke Gilman set for temporary detour in Fremont
Cyclists, runners and walkers on the Burke-Gilman Trail in the Fremont area will start using a short detour starting August 22 through mid-fall. The trail reroute will be in place by […]
Farmers Market concerned about Ballard Ave “missing link” option
Organizers of Ballard Farmers Market have expressed concern over one of the proposed options presented in SDOT’s recently released plans to complete the Burke-Gilman Trail. To complete the much talked about Burke […]
Slippery crossing on Burke Gilman Trail to be fixed Friday
A small part of the Burke Gilman Trail will be closed on Friday so crews can fix a slippery crossing where the trail meets rail road tracks at NW 41st […]
Artist(s) wanted for Burke Gilman Trail installation
The city is looking to add a little creativity to the Burke Gilman Trail with the help of Washington artists. The Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs and the […]
Slippery crossing to be fixed for a safer Burke Gilman Trail
A rubber mat that was intended to keep bicycle tires from getting stuck in the railroad tracks is being removed to make the trail safer for cyclists. After hearing complaints […]
Another appeal filed over the ‘Missing Link’
Updated:Another appeal has been filed over the “missing link” of the Burke-Gilman trail. Last month the Seattle Department of Transportation released the environmental review, which was ordered last year by […]
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