Danville Georgetown
Bisected by SE Summit Landsburg Rd the Danville Georgetown park holds 15 named trails covering 27.5 miles, winding throughout the area surrounding the Tahoma Jr High School. Extensively maintained by the Tahoma BCHW chapter, well maintained and signed trails are a hallmark of this popular equestrian trail system.
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What to Expect
- Putnam Loop - The longest trail in the system, the Putnam Loop covers the low laying areas on both sides of Summit Landsburg and includes stretches above the Cedar River. Watch for BLUE trail markers leading the way.
- Ridge Loop - Circumnavigating the trails to the south of Summit Landsburg, Ridge loop is 2.5miles long and includes a few good climbs and descents.
- Lone Wolf - This trail has provided passage from the Kent Watershed to the Seattle Watershed for a lone gray wolf since the mid 1990's.
- Old Indian - Retracing part of a Indian route from the 1800's that ran from Puget Sound to the area now called Rattlesnake Lake.
- Tilly Trail - Marked by WHITE trail markers the Tilly Trail runs between the Putnam Loop and the Coyote Trail.
- No restrooms or potable water is available.
Rules and Regulations
- Land Manager = King County Parks Department
- A small portion of the Old Indian Trail runs through the private property of the Palmer Coking Coal Company. Please contact Palmer Coking Coal for a pass allowing you on their property.
Driving Directions
From I-90: - 11.8 Miles south on WA-18 -Left at SE 231st Street exit - Right on Maple Valley Black Diamond Road - Left at Kent Kangley Road - st left onto SE Summitt Landsburg Road
Parking is along the roadside
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