Seattle to Bellevue via 520 Trail Guide

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Learn some useful bike routes from Seattle to Bellevue using the 520 Trail in this first of a pair of video guides.
    Video transcription: docs.google.co...
    Second video (showing I-90 Trail) in this pair of bike guides: • Seattle to Bellevue vi...
    GPS directions for each of the routes:
    Route 1 - Seattle-Flattest/Most Direct: ridewithgps.co...
    Route 2 - Seattle-Scenic: ridewithgps.co...
    Route 3 - Seattle-Alternate: ridewithgps.co...
    Introduction: 0:06
    Route Overview 0:23
    Downtown Seattle across Lake Washington 1:14
    520 Trail to Bellevue Routes Overview 4:53
    Route 1: Flattest/Most Direct 5:11
    Route 2: Scenic 7:32
    Route 3: Alternate 9:12
    Outroduction 11:08
    Credits 11:19
    Videos taken by me used my GoPro HERO 7 Black.
    3D map animation was created using Google Earth Studio.
    Map images were created using Affinity Photo.
    Voiceover recordings were created using Rode Wireless GO II microphones, Blue Yeti microphone, and Apple's GarageBand software.
    Final video including overlays and animations was created by me using Wondershare FilmoraPro.
    Music is licensed through Soundstripe.
    “Let’s Dance”
    Written by Adrian Dominic Walther - Performed & Produced by Dr. Delight
    “Transport”
    Written by Markus Huber - Performed & Produced by Tide Electric
    “Finito”
    Written by Roy Mitchell - Performed & Produced by Bellodrone
    “Andean Silver”
    Written by Isaac Joel Karns - Performed & Produced by Isaac Joel

Комментарии • 18

  • @johnslyfield5096
    @johnslyfield5096 Год назад +2

    Yeah I walked the bridge last night from the evergreen point freeway station to the uw. Also keep in mind that the trail will ultimately extend to east lake as the 520 construction progresses

    • @bobco85
      @bobco85  Год назад

      I look forward to when they extend the trail to Eastlake, but it looks like it's not going to be completed anytime soon.

  • @sklegg
    @sklegg 2 года назад +2

    That’s a great tip for finding that little turnoff toward the light rail/520 Trail connection.

    • @bobco85
      @bobco85  2 года назад

      I know someone who had created an official-looking sign and placed it there to help people find the light rail access, but the sign didn't last very long. Could be an opportunity for another locally created sign :)

  • @JadenGoter
    @JadenGoter Год назад +1

    thanks so much! Was just scoping out what the route would be like from belltown to bellevue. Appreciate all the tips!

  • @travisloughary9856
    @travisloughary9856 2 года назад +1

    Great video! Appreciate the time u put into them.

  • @e-BikeLife
    @e-BikeLife 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing these options. Really appreciate your thoroughness. But, I've commented on that before.

  • @kitbiggz6135
    @kitbiggz6135 2 года назад

    Thanks for sharing

  • @Aloha-tn4ts
    @Aloha-tn4ts Год назад

    Amazing information, thanks for sharing!

  • @jaycali900
    @jaycali900 2 года назад +1

    excellent !! thank you !

  • @nicholasvandenheuvel8126
    @nicholasvandenheuvel8126 2 года назад +1

    For the 3rd route, I like to take a right a little earlier on NE 24th St. I know the first route is popular, but I haven't tried that one.

    • @bobco85
      @bobco85  2 года назад

      I thought about using NE 24th St for the 3rd route, but I didn't like the fact that the 24th St section is sharrows with a few hills and curves. I figured having people use the buffered bike lane then new wide side path would be better.
      For the flattest/most direct route, it has great utility, but I don't think most people are as familiar with it. You should try it sometime!

  • @michaelsprangers2234
    @michaelsprangers2234 6 дней назад

    Looks like Bellevue has a long way to go to protect bikers.

  • @anthonynguyen2343
    @anthonynguyen2343 2 года назад +1

    I’m like to Seattle in bikes.

  • @rexxxxxxxxx
    @rexxxxxxxxx 2 года назад +1

    When going the opposite direction, Google Maps suggests going UW, university bridge, then around I-5 to the south, is it right?

    • @bobco85
      @bobco85  2 года назад +2

      That route is doable and is somewhat popular with cyclists, but you'll have to either deal with no bike infrastructure (for the next few years at least) on Eastlake Ave or multiple turns/hills on the Cheshiahud Lake Union Loop. It depends on your comfort level when riding with car traffic. I chose the Burke-Gilman Trail & Westlake Cycletrack route since it has safer infrastructure.

  • @steveogden5087
    @steveogden5087 2 года назад +7

    I recommend a helmet whenever riding a bike.

  • @mimiallin
    @mimiallin 9 месяцев назад +1

    you made a bike video & didn’t wear a hemet. shame!!!