Byrne Creek Ravine Park

Very nice trail in the neighborhood. You can do it in a loop with some uphill/downhill sections. It’s not overly built and has retained its natural beauty. Great place to take my dog. Stay away after/during heavy rain though. The downhill section practically turns into a river.

I love coming to this park! It's large, plenty of activities you can do here. Running, swimming, soccer, baseball, basket ball, tennis, and badminton.

I really enjoyed it here. Had never been, it was a very rainy day, and even with that everything was so lush and fresh! There are a few steps, and some parts are slightly less friendly if you were in say sandles. But the area is beautiful and nice. Can walk all the way around it. Fun for a short trek or the whole thing. Plenty of place to stop and relax, have a bite to eat. There are some little fairy houses out there and painted rocks. Super cool to have when there is so much else going on around

At just over 3 kilometres this is a lovely urban / nature walk. We started by the washrooms thank you for this amenity and went clockwise. You have a choice. Going this direction you are on a mostly downward slope until you get to the stairs which is definitely get the ticker going ! Or you could go counterclockwise and it’s down the couple of hundred stairs and a long gradual uphill. Many thanks to the people that built this gem !

Byrne Creek Ravine Park is a great place with residential access east, north, and west. Many of the resi streets also have parking. Off Marine Way, you can park in the area of Byrnepark Drive and Southwynde Avenue. From there the perimeter trail leads up to Edmonds Metro station. Then circle around and walk west to Ron McLean Park which has washrooms. At Hedley Avenue and Portland Street, continue south on Bank Street. The tennis court is where the trail starts up again. We were so happy to find the stairs that take you down. While the upper trail mixes nature sounds with the skytrain, once in the ravine you will have just nature and running water sounds. A bridge takes you out and up to Southridge Drive. From there, you can take the sidewalk back, but definitely take the trail that goes up a small hill. That inner trail winds along with views of the ravine and the creek, and connects to the perimeter at multiple junctions. Byrne Creek Ravine Park was a really surprising and clean urban park. I thought it would just be street level strolling next to low and high rises and the skytrain, but going down into the ravine was a treat. Our walk was about one hour and went from street access to flat paved paths to another park to dirt trails to stairs to running water to a bridge to a forest hike. With so many points of access, close proximity to streets and transit, and such variety in surroundings, this is a gem to have the city. *Whoever is the artist for the various signs re Byrne Creek Streamkeepers Society about staying out of the creek while salmon eggs are in the gravel, you are a wonderful and humorous illustrator! Keep drawing. Daniel

Very nice place to walk hike MTN.bike ,have picnic with a friend named nick.or throw a stick for you dog just a beautiful place rite in the city

My son and i take RC trucks here sometimes, The trails are awesome! Great for bikinq too. Reminds me of the jundgle in Thailand if you go down to the lower trails. But don't go there or tell anyone about it. ²⁴

3.2 km loop with up and down, the virtical drop is 87 m in the forest, sunshade trail. There is a washroom besides park, Ron McLean Park.

A very nice, quiet and clean local trail. The park also has washroom, picnic and playground area for kids as well. Most importantly, tons of free parking.

Great place to go for a walk in the middle of the city. It's not a very long walk but its centralized and has great views and peaceful areas to relax and soak in some nature.

Directions to Byrne Creek Ravine Park with public transportation

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