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Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park is the gem of King County’s 28,000-acre park system. Just minutes from Eastside cities such as Bellevue, Newcastle and Issaquah, Cougar Mountain Park provides an excellent example of our region’s unique historical, cultural and natural heritage. Located in the “Issaquah Alps,” Cougar Mountain Park preserves important wildlife habitat while offering ample opportunities for recreation. Want the map on your phone? Text KING COUGAR to 468311 *Message & Data Rates May Apply Map Legend (map on reverse) Trailheads hiking, horseback riding hiking Trails King County-maintained | other hiking, horseback riding | hiking only Facilities and features picnic area hitching rail point of interest parking area viewpoint restrooms waterfall park and ride Publicly owned land King County: Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park other King County Park land other park or open space Other basemap features incorporated city unincorporated King County wetland arterial street gates local street water tank elevation contour (interval = 50 ft.) SAFETY NOTE: Due to hazards from historical mining activities in this park you must stay on the trails identified on this map. Bicycles are not allowed on the park trails. Access Red Town Trailhead From I-90—Take Exit 13 and drive south on Lakemont Boulevard SE for 3.1 miles. Look for the entrance to the Red Town Trailhead on the left side of the road. From I-405—Take Exit 10 and follow Coal Creek Parkway SE 2.4 miles to the shopping center. Turn left at the light onto SE 72nd Place and then left again at Newcastle Golf Club Road. Follow that for 1.9 miles. The entrance to the Red Town Trailhead is on the right side of the road just after the big bend. Sky Country Trailhead From I-90—Take Exit 13 and drive south on Lakemont Boulevard SE for 2.5 miles. Turn left on SE Cougar Mountain Way and then right on 166th Way SE. Follow 166th for .7 miles to its end. On the right is the Sky Country Trailhead parking lot. This lot includes space for horse trailers. Harvey Manning Trailhead From I-90—Take Exit 13 and drive south on Lakemont Boulevard SE for 2.5 miles. Turn left onto SE Cougar Mountain Way. Follow the double yellow line. (The road will first swing left and become 168th Place SE, and then right to become SE 60th Street.) Turn off 60th Street uphill onto SE Cougar Mountain Drive. The road will change to gravel, and at the very end is the Harvey Manning Trailhead, where you will find restrooms, picnic tables and a playfield. Jim Whittaker Wilderness Peak Trailhead From I-90—Take Exit 15 and drive south on SR-900 (17th Avenue NW and then Renton-Issaquah Road SE) for 3.3 miles. Look for the trailhead sign and an asphalt driveway that goes uphill to the right. This information is available in alternative formats upon request. Please call 206-477-4527 or 1-800-325-6165. Washington Relay Service: 1-800-833-6388. For information about King County Parks, please call 206-477-4527. Visit King County Parks on the Internet at www.kingcounty.gov/parks. Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park December 2016 Trail Lengths in Miles Calculated from current digital data; older trail signs may indicate different values. N2 Military Road Trail ........................ 0.7 N3 Radio Peak Trail ............................. 0.4 N4 Coyote Creek Trail ........................ 1.1 N5 Klondike Swamp Trail ................. 0.9 N6 Lost Beagle Trail ............................ 0.7 N7 Harvey Manning Trail .................. 0.8 N8 Cougar Pass Trail ........................... 0.3 N9 Tibbetts Marsh Trail..................... 1.0 N10 Primrose Overlook Trail.............. 0.2 N11 Little Creek Trail ............................ 0.4 W1 Wildside Trail .................................. 1.0 W2 Red Town Trail................................ 0.8 W3 Rainbow Town Trail ..................... 0.3 W4 Steam Hoist Trail ........................... 0.2 W5 China Creek Trail ........................... 0.3 W6 Marshall’s Hill Trail........................ 1.1 W7 Indian Trail....................................... 1.3 W9 De Leo Wall Trail............................ 1.1 W10 Bagley Seam Trail ......................... 0.2 C1 Clay Pit Road................................... 1.3 C2 Red Town Creek Trail ................... 0.2 C3 Cave Hole Trail ............................... 1.2 C4 Coal Creek Falls Trail .................... 0.7 C6 Quarry Trail ..................................... 1.0 C7 Fred’s Railroad Trail...................... 0.6 C8 East Fork Trail ................................. 0.7 C9 By Pass Trail ..................................... 0.2 C10 Mine Shaft Trail.............................. 0.3 C11 Old Man’s Trail ............................... 0.3 C12 Nike Horse Trail ............................. 0.3 C13 Sky Country Trail ........................... 0.4 E1-W Shangri La Trail (west) .............. 0.5 E1-E Shangri La Trail (east)................ 1.1 E2 Surprise Creek Trail ...................... 0.6 E3 Bear Ridge Trail.............................. 1.5 E4 Whittaker Wilderness Peak Tr. .. 1.9 E5 Gombu Wilderness Cliffs Trail .. 1.3 E7 Goode’s Corner Trail .................... 0.2 E8 No Name Trail................................. 0.2 E9 Protector Trail ................................ 0.4 E10 West Tibbetts Creek Trail .......... 0.4 E11 Squak Mtn. Connector Trail ..... 0.7 E12 Red Cedars Trail............................. 0.3 E13 Precipice Top Trail ........................ 0.3 E14 Military Ridge Trail (in park) ..... 0.1 E15 Big Tree Ridge Trail ...................... 0.9 S1 Far Country Trail ............................ 0.3 S2 Shy Bear Trail .................................. 1.7 S3 Deceiver Trail.................................. 0.9 S4 Long View Peak Trail ................... 0.4 S5 Ring Road Trail ............................... 0.4 S6 Licorice Fern Trail.......................... 1.4

Map Legend Cougar Mountain (map on reverse) Regional ... · Boulevard SE for 2.5 miles. Turn left on SE Cougar Mountain Way and then right on 166th Way SE. ... Regional Wildland Park

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Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park is the gem of King County’s 28,000-acre park system. Just minutes from Eastside cities such as Bellevue, Newcastle and Issaquah, Cougar Mountain Park provides an excellent example of our region’s unique historical, cultural and natural heritage. Located in the “Issaquah Alps,” Cougar Mountain Park preserves important wildlife habitat while o�ering ample opportunities for recreation.

Want the map on your phone? Text KING COUGAR to 468311*Message & Data Rates May Apply

Map Legend (map on reverse)

Trailheads

hiking, horseback riding

hiking

TrailsKing County-maintained | other

hiking, horseback riding| hiking only

Facilities and features

picnic area hitching rail

point of interest parking area

viewpoint restrooms

waterfall park and ride

Publicly owned landKing County: Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park

other King County Park land

other park or open space

Other basemap features

incorporated city

unincorporated King County

wetland

arterial street gates

local street water tank

elevation contour (interval = 50 ft.)

SAFETY NOTE:Due to hazards from historical mining activities in this park you must stay on the trails identi�ed on this map.

Bicycles are not allowed on the

park trails.

AccessRed Town TrailheadFrom I-90—Take Exit 13 and drive south on Lakemont Boulevard SE for 3.1 miles. Look for the entrance to the Red Town Trailhead on the left side of the road.

From I-405—Take Exit 10 and follow Coal Creek Parkway SE 2.4 miles to the shopping center. Turn left at the light onto SE 72nd Place and then left again at Newcastle Golf Club Road. Follow that for 1.9 miles. The entrance to the Red Town Trailhead is on the right side of the road just after the big bend.

Sky Country TrailheadFrom I-90—Take Exit 13 and drive south on Lakemont Boulevard SE for 2.5 miles. Turn left on SE Cougar Mountain Way and then right on 166th Way SE. Follow 166th for .7 miles to its end. On the right is the Sky Country Trailhead parking lot. This lot includes space for horse trailers.

Harvey Manning TrailheadFrom I-90—Take Exit 13 and drive south on Lakemont Boulevard SE for 2.5 miles. Turn left onto SE Cougar Mountain Way. Follow the double yellow line. (The road will �rst swing left and become 168th Place SE, and then right to become SE 60th Street.) Turn o� 60th Street uphill onto SE Cougar Mountain Drive. The road will change to gravel, and at the very end is the Harvey Manning Trailhead, where you will �nd restrooms, picnic tables and a play�eld.

Jim Whittaker Wilderness Peak TrailheadFrom I-90—Take Exit 15 and drive south on SR-900 (17th Avenue NW and then Renton-Issaquah Road SE) for 3.3 miles. Look for the trailhead sign and an asphalt driveway that goes uphill to the right.

This information is availablein alternative formats upon request.Please call 206-477-4527or 1-800-325-6165.Washington Relay Service: 1-800-833-6388.

For information about King County Parks,please call 206-477-4527.

Visit King County Parks on the Internet at www.kingcounty.gov/parks.

Cougar MountainRegional Wildland Park

December 2016

Trail Lengths in MilesCalculated from current digital data; older trail signs may indicate di�erent values.

N2 Military Road Trail ........................ 0.7N3 Radio Peak Trail ............................. 0.4N4 Coyote Creek Trail ........................ 1.1N5 Klondike Swamp Trail ................. 0.9N6 Lost Beagle Trail ............................ 0.7N7 Harvey Manning Trail .................. 0.8N8 Cougar Pass Trail ........................... 0.3N9 Tibbetts Marsh Trail ..................... 1.0N10 Primrose Overlook Trail.............. 0.2N11 Little Creek Trail ............................ 0.4W1 Wildside Trail .................................. 1.0W2 Red Town Trail................................ 0.8W3 Rainbow Town Trail ..................... 0.3W4 Steam Hoist Trail ........................... 0.2

W5 China Creek Trail ........................... 0.3W6 Marshall’s Hill Trail........................ 1.1W7 Indian Trail ....................................... 1.3W9 De Leo Wall Trail ............................ 1.1W10 Bagley Seam Trail ......................... 0.2C1 Clay Pit Road ................................... 1.3C2 Red Town Creek Trail ................... 0.2C3 Cave Hole Trail ............................... 1.2C4 Coal Creek Falls Trail .................... 0.7C6 Quarry Trail ..................................... 1.0C7 Fred’s Railroad Trail ...................... 0.6C8 East Fork Trail ................................. 0.7C9 By Pass Trail ..................................... 0.2C10 Mine Shaft Trail.............................. 0.3C11 Old Man’s Trail ............................... 0.3C12 Nike Horse Trail ............................. 0.3C13 Sky Country Trail ........................... 0.4E1-W Shangri La Trail (west) .............. 0.5E1-E Shangri La Trail (east) ................ 1.1

E2 Surprise Creek Trail ...................... 0.6E3 Bear Ridge Trail .............................. 1.5E4 Whittaker Wilderness Peak Tr. .. 1.9E5 Gombu Wilderness Cli�s Trail .. 1.3E7 Goode’s Corner Trail .................... 0.2E8 No Name Trail................................. 0.2E9 Protector Trail ................................ 0.4E10 West Tibbetts Creek Trail .......... 0.4E11 Squak Mtn. Connector Trail ..... 0.7E12 Red Cedars Trail ............................. 0.3E13 Precipice Top Trail ........................ 0.3E14 Military Ridge Trail (in park) ..... 0.1E15 Big Tree Ridge Trail ...................... 0.9S1 Far Country Trail ............................ 0.3S2 Shy Bear Trail .................................. 1.7S3 Deceiver Trail.................................. 0.9S4 Long View Peak Trail ................... 0.4S5 Ring Road Trail ............................... 0.4S6 Licorice Fern Trail .......................... 1.4

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155th Ave S

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The Cougar Mountain Park maintenance office is located at the Harvey Manning Trailhead.

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exhibit

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For trail questions in Newcastle,please call 425-649-4444.

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For trail questions in Bellevue,please call 425-452-7225.

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excluded to protect threatened wildlife.

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SAFETY NOTE: Due to hazards from historical mining activities in this park you must stay on

the trails identified on this map.

Bicycles are not allowed on the

Cougar Mountain Park trails.

The information included on this map has been compiled by King County staff from a variety of sources and is subject to change without notice. King County makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or rights to the use of such information. This document is not intended for use as a survey product. K ing Count y shall not be l iable for any general, special, indirec t , incidental, or consequential damages including, but not limited to, lost re venu e s o r lo s t p rofi t s re su l t in g f ro m t h e u s e o r mi su s e o f t h e information contained on this map. Any sale of this map or information on this map is prohibited except by written permission of King County.

Map created by the King County Parks and Recreation Division and the King County GIS Center: www.kingcounty.gov/gis.

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