Comments for “Seattle Elementary School Bike Routes”
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We live just around the corner from our school- easy walk or bike route on neighborhood streets.
We go to Queen Anne Elementary, not Laurelhurst or Bryant.
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Bike route to Queen Anne Elementary
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This route is mostly flat and joins up with an existing walking school bus route.
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Hilly but short
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25th & 75th are too fast and too busy for children to ride bikes on, leaving only side streets. The large hill from 25th to 33rd is intimidating and too steep for kids to ride up. Neighborhood streets and sidewalks are the only way to get there.
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We have a lot of up and down and stick to neighborhood streets. 68th has been a good cross over b/c it goes all the way through. Flashing light & flag at 25th (marked) crosswalk. Also, several traffic circles calm traffic. Person @ 65th marked&stoplight cross usually stays in intersection until we make it to 33rd.
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We ride sidewalk on 75th from19th up the hill to 30th. We hate this route because it is on a busy street and straight uphill but don't know a better way.
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Parked cars lining the narrow streets make it difficult drivers exiting driveways to see bikers on the street or sidewalks, especially the kids on bikes who don't sit as high.
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It's all up a steep hill to school so our son is too young to ride it.
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We just walk, b/c we live so close to the school.
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Start 97th & Lake Shore Blvd
Burke Gilman to dirt trail on left before Princeton bridge
Sandpoint Way sidewalk then cross at Princeton Bridge
Ride in front of commercial area
Left up 47th sidewalk, crosse at top of hill
Ride 46th to school -
Very steep hill - difficult to ride up or down. No easy flat way to get to school on a bike.
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This is my bike route to UW. There are bike lanes most of the way, and I also ride on the Burke-Gilman Trail.
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this route balances distance and total elevation gain/loss.