- Holman Road NW (writesofway.org)
Holman Road NW runs 1³⁄₁₀ miles from 15th Avenue NW just north of NW 87th Street to the intersection of Greenwood Avenue N and N 105th Street. For its last couple of blocks, it is Holman Road N. Work began on the diagonal street, then known as Holman Road № 1, in 1926 and was completed in 1929. (Holman Road № 2 is today known as Westminster Way N in Shoreline.)
- Brightwater Trail Map (PDF) (kingcounty.gov)
Brightwater Center and natural area is King County’s promise to its neighbors that the state-of-the-art wastewater treatment plant is a community amenity. Three miles of trails connect the Brightwater Center to art, restored wetland habitat and stormwater treatment ponds (North Wetscape and South Wetscape).
Washington Trails Association
- Brightwater Center (wta.org)
The Brightwater Treatment Plant, which treats waste and storm waters for King County, opened in 2011. To ensure that the treatment plant would be an asset to its host community, the campus was designed to include an Environmental Education and Community Center and a 70-acre public open space with walking trails and natural wetland habitat. The Brightwater Center’s three miles of trails yield a fascinating, family-friendly hiking experience through wetlands and woodlands that serve as a protected enclave for native wildlife and plant species.
