Lowell Riverfront Trail — Attraction in Everett

A beautiful, scenic, peaceful trail that wanders along side the Snohomish River. The trail is originally 1.75 miles from the boat launch to where it meets the sidewalk by the new housing development off of 41st Street. If you turn right onto the side walk for about 20 feet you meet up with an extension of the trail that ads about .7 miles that isn't as scenic and has continued problems with homeless camp. For those of us who are wanting a longer walk or jog it is great. I tend to start at the gravel parking lot and warm up by walking to the boat launch and then stretch and or use the bathroom that is there. From there I go to the very end of the trail and back to the parking lot and get roughly 4 miles in. Don't be surprised if you see a Bald Eagle, Canadian Geese, rabbits, lots of other birds and ducks and if you're...

I love this walk, its beautiful and quiet and I walked it a lot when I was pregnant. We sometimes saw a bald eagle flying around among other birds. The only problem is there are a lot of sketchy people that hang out in the parking lot and we've seen them off the trail in the bushes as well sometimes. It can be pretty remote following the river so I usually bring my husband or a friend when I walk it. I've never actually had a problem with anyone there though.

Edit 1/5/19: My husband and I just walked it this morning and a lot of the bushes have been cleared away along the trail opening it up and enabling you to see the river more. It doesn't feel as...

Nice paved trail for family, including 4-legged members. The park itself is in very industrial and old neighborhoods but you'll see all sorts of people on trail. It runs along the Snohomish River. You'll see picnic tables and picnic meadows aling the route. There are houses along the trail but also preserved wetlands. Be prepared for bugs. There are a lot of it along the trail during warmer days, mostly due to the wetland and river. Definitely recommend for all age groups. The parking lot is not really a proper one but instead a gravely road fenced using...