Chapin Trail

1782 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, WA 98004
4 acres | 1.6 hectares

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About the Location

Trail Overview

Chapin Trail is a short nature trail located in Bellevue, Washington. The trail is part of the City of Bellevue's Parks and Open Space System, offering visitors a brief but pleasant walk through a forested area.

The trail forms a loop that is approximately 0.25 miles (0.4 kilometers) in length, making it suitable for a quick stroll or as part of a longer hike when combined with other nearby trails.

Natural Features

The path winds through a wooded area, providing an opportunity to experience some of Bellevue's natural environment within an urban setting.

Along the trail, visitors may encounter a small stream and wetland area. Some hikers have reported seeing what appears to be a beaver den, though this is unconfirmed.

The forest consists of mature trees, offering shade and a cool environment for walking, especially during warmer months.

Access Information

The trailhead for Chapin Trail is located on NE 20th Street in Bellevue. It is easily accessible and serves as a convenient spot for local residents to enjoy a bit of nature without having to travel far from the city.

All Features & Facilities

Nature & Wildlife

ShadeWalking Trail

Water Features & Activities

RiverWetlands

Park Size

4 acres | 1.6 hectares

Opening Hours

Hours not available

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