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Home / Resident/Getting Around

Getting Around

Information on how to get around Kirkland by trail, bicycle, community van, or bus. 

 

Biking

View a map of bike routes and information on bike repair stations and combining biking with using transit.

Downtown Parking

Downtown Kirkland has many parking options, including free, paid, and ADA accessible parking.

Neighborhood Walking Maps

Maps of easy neighborhood walks throughout the City of Kirkland.

Kirkland Green Trip - Explore Commute Options!

Kirkland Green Trip is a one-stop resource to plan the most sustainable trips to and from work, school, and home.

Kenmore-Kirkland Community Van

Community Van allows Kirkland residents to access a van for either one-time or recurring trips to destinations around the region. Rides cost the same as a bus trip.

Apply for a Downtown Employee Parking Permit

Information for employees who work in the Central Business District to apply for a downtown employee parking permit.

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CITY HALL
123 5th Ave
Kirkland, Washington 98033
425-587-3000

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11750 NE 118th Street
Kirkland, Washington 98034
425-587-3400

MUNICIPAL COURT
11740 NE 118th Street
Kirkland, Washington 98034
425-587-3160

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Planning and Building front counter will be closed on Wednesday, September 9, 2026 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for the Employee Appreciation Picnic.
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Swim Areas Closed: Houghton Beach Park
September 9, 2026: The swimming areas at Houghton Beach Park is closed for at least one week due to elevated bacteria levels. People and pets should not swim, drink lake water, or engage in other water activities at these parks. The rest of the park is open. For more information visit:

King County Lake Swimming Beach Data Program

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CKC Section Closure
As early as Sept. 8, 2026, King County will close a portion of the CKC trail between NE 52nd Street and 108th Avenue NE to repair a damaged culvert that runs under the County’s Eastside Interceptor Section 14 sewer pipe, build a retaining wall, and stabilize the stream nearby. Repair work will last three months. A detour route will be available. Please stay out of the work area.

King County Project Page

Temporary Closure
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