Centennial Trail

getting there

There are several access points for this urban trail. Visit Snohomish County's Centennial Trail web page for a map and more information about the trail.

on the trail

Arlington to Bryant

7.8 miles round trip

A pleasant out-and-back walk on Centennial Trail through Haller Park, over the Stillaguamish River, past Whitehorse Trail trailhead, a quarry, old dairy farms, Bryant Lake, and the small community of Bryant.

Arlington to Lake Stevens

14 miles one-way

After perusing the public art in Legion Memorial Park in Arlington, enjoy a bucolic 14-mile walk to Lake Stevens. Walk past pastures and through wooded areas to the bus stop near the Lake Stevens Library.

Lake Stevens to Snohomish

9 miles round trip

Walk along the Centennial Trail from Lake Stevens to Snohomish, the Antique Capitol of Washington State. Along this 9-mile stretch of the trail, you'll enjoy some walking through wooded areas, you'll see lots of cows and horses grazing in pastures and have the chance to find a book at the Little Free Library.

• Suitable Activities: Urban Adventure
• Seasons: Year-round
• Weather: View weather forecast

• Difficulty: Moderate
• Length: 7.8 mi

• Land Manager: Snohomish County Parks & Recreation
• Parking Permit Required: None
• Recommended Party Size: 12
• Maximum Party Size: 25
• Maximum Route/Place Capacity: 12