The Juanita Public Pathway would be a safer way for pedestrians to get around, advocates say.
KIRKLAND, Wash. — A new proposed trail is being introduced in Kirkland that would add 5 miles to the Burke-Gilman Trail and also increase safety for students at Juanita High School.
If the Juanita Public Pathway is built, it would run on the east side of Juanita High School and beyond.
“We are hoping to have a 5-mile trail that connects Burke-Gilman Trail to cross Kirkland corridor along three parks and along Juanita High School,” said Doug Rough, chair of Juanita Neighborhood Association.
The trail could
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