Be respectful of farm buildings, equipment, and residence, which are off-limits. About 1/2 mile down 115th look for the red barn and blue silo. From Arlington, continue east on 530 for 4 miles and turn left on 115th Ave NE. Take exit 208 off of I-5 and drive east on Highway 530 to Arlington. Once you reach Danville, park your bike at their local bike parking station, which is within walking distance of several boutiques and restaurants. Park your car at the Dublin Bart Station and hop on the trail of flat, paved pathways surrounded by trees and foliage. Parking (for about 6-8 cars) is on the immediate left. The Iron Horse Trail spans over 30 miles and connects Pleasanton, CA to Concord. Turn left onto Railroad Ave and go 1/3 mile to Price Street. From Arlington, continue east on 530 for approximately 27miles. Darrington - Price Street Trailhead (click for street view) Parking is on the left approximately 100 yards down the road. When you see the overhead power lines, be prepared to turn left onto Fortson Mill Road. From Arlington, continue east on 530 for 21 miles.

Forston Mill Trailhead (click for street view) From Arlington, continue east on 530 for approximately 38.8 miles.

From Arlington, continue east on 530 for approximately 16.7 miles. From Arlington, continue east on 530 for approximately 11 miles. View all trailheads on the Whitehorse Regional Trail Map.Р”Сћ1021 State Rte 530 NE, Arlington, WA 98223 The remainder of the trail is open to the public and much of the trail has recently been resurfaced with compacted gravel. These closures are due to landslides and river washouts.

The second is just west of 435th Ave NE near Darrington. The first is between the Centennial Trail connection and the Trafton Trailhead. There are currently two closures on the Whitehorse trail. This trail is designed for hiking, biking, and equestrian use only. This backcountry corridor rewards visitors with picturesque landscape views of forests, farmland, streams, rivers and mountain vistas. The trail meanders through the valley from its junction with the Centennial Regional Trail in Arlington, frequently paralleling SR 530 and the North Fork Stillaguamish River. Spanning over 27 miles between the City of Arlington and the Town of Darrington, the Whitehorse Regional Trail follows the path of the former BNSF railroad through the North Stillaguamish River Valley. Please visit the Project Page for updates on any major repairs or projects.

Iron horse bike trail directions