If you’re spending any real time in Sammamish—especially in the summer—you’re going to end up at Pine Lake Park. It’s not just the city’s most popular public space, it’s kind of the heart of the community. Birthday parties, concerts, lazy afternoons on the dock… this is where it all happens. Tucked along the eastern shore …
You don’t have to leave Sammamish to find incredible hiking. Sure, we’re tucked between the Issaquah Alps and the Cascade foothills—but even within city limits, there’s a surprising number of forest trails, wetland boardwalks, and lakeside walks that’ll get your boots dirty without needing to pack snacks or a map. These are the best hikes …
2000 NW Sammamish Rd, Issaquah, WA 98027 Access Open daily from 6:30 AM ’til dusk (year round).A Discover Pass is required for vehicle access. Daily passes: $10, annual passes: $30. More info: Discover Pass web page Ammenities 3 reservable shelters + open picnic tables throughout2 large playgrounds near the main beach and picnic areas9 watercraft launches, parking …
If you’re looking for a quiet morning casting into glassy water, or hoping to hook a monster cutthroat just minutes from Seattle traffic, Lake Sammamish is your spot. I’ve lived near the lake most of my life and have spent more early mornings here with a thermos and a tackle box than I can count. …