Wood Trails

Wood Trails is a 53-acre forested hillside park in Woodinville, between the West Wellington neighborhood at 400 feet and the Warehouse District at 200 feet. The area is second growth with maples, alders and cedar trees, with typical Western Washington understory. There are trailheads at both elevations.

As of 2026, there are 0.9 mile of good trail, usable by hikers and mountain bikers:

• Dave Henry Trail: 0.3 mile (Dave Henry was an early trail maintainer and proponent of this park)
• Unnamed trail (water pipeline): 0.2 mile 
• Unnamed trail (traverse at 400ft): 0.4 mile 

There are maps with index numbers and direction arrows at each trail intersection and the upper trailheads to help with navigation.

A "double-stick lollipop" route that uses all the trails is 1.4 miles. This starts from the lower trailhead and goes up the waterline trail, turns left onto the Dave Henry Trail, follows the traversing trail to its southern end and returns on it to the pipeline trail for a descent back to the lower trailhead.

There are 5 trailheads. The lower one is at the corner of NE 200th St and 144th Ave NE with street parking. The four upper ones are along segments of 148th Ave NE between NE 195th St and NE 202nd St, with somewhat limited street parking at each to avoid blocking roads and driveways.

For those wanting a workout, the climb from the lower trailhead has 65 vertical feet of 4x4s and soil stairs and a partially rutted bike trail that parallels the stairs. Do as many repetitions as you like!