West Sammamish River Trail
![A person in a pink hat running on a gravel trail alongside the Sammamish River](https://cdn.kingcounty.gov/-/media/king-county/depts/dnrp/nature-recreation/parks-recreation/trails/leafline-trails/west-sammamish-river-trail/wsrt-runner-river-header-image.jpeg?rev=54394297b28e4c8d92f6131878e70e72&la=en&h=200&w=800&hash=88E473DD562E93C87AD270D7791CF552)
About the Trail
The West Sammamish River Trail is a two-mile trail in Redmond that provides a quieter, soft-surface alternative to the popular Sammamish River Trail. Connections to other trails, including the Sammamish River Trail and PSE Trail, make it a great route for walking and running.
The WSRT is packed gravel its entire length and parallels a short section of one of King County’s most popular regional trails. Used mostly by pedestrians, runners, and the occasional fat-tired biker, the WSRT is a quieter trail that allows for a variety of casual walking loops. See this map for suggested loops.