Centennial Trail Pilchuck Trailhead — Attraction in Snohomish

Cement trail could wide enough for sharing with cyclists But Lots of cyclists going fast Adults mostly Men and expected me to move when I was on my part of the trail, Parents out cycling with younger children, leaving them to navigate by themselves. My walking buddy saw the bike closing in on me from behind before I did and grabbed me out of the way but I got clipped anyways from behind he didn't look back,It's not that difficult people, Parents should be aware of there children and themselves, my guess is everyone had the same idea at the Same time. I don't know if it is always that busy. But It is an area where they can widen the trail, and with the big influx of people in the area it should be a concern I should not be hit by cyclist from behind!!!!!!. They need to do something like no Cyclists on the...

I walk the trail most days. It's well-maintained and feels safe because it is wide open to the surrounding landscape. There are a lot of choices for navigating the trail- bike, scooter, roller blades, skateboard, etc. All ages are seen enjoying exercise on the trail. There are a lot of dogs being walked by owners but you rarely see any feces. Seems most people are good about cleaning up after their pet. There's a horse path parallel to the trail where you occasionally see riders out with...

We enjoy walking this trail for exercise and relaxation. Other folks bike, skate, or jog/run the trail. It has some traffic lights with safe crossroads at either end. You can walk to/from Snohomish and Machias.

You can also access the river for wading, swimming, or floating (but be sure to check the conditions for safety).

Port-a-potty only (near parking lot). And be sure to pack it in and pack it out if you bring food, swim gear, or other supplies to keep it clean and safe...