Two riders high-fiving as they ride the NE 8th Street bridge on the Eastrail, the art installation running along the wall beside them

The Line · Bellevue Eastrail

RideBellevue

Our kiosk sits on the Eastrail in Bellevue, a few minutes from Wilburton Station. Pick up a gravel bike or e-bike and roll straight onto 42 miles of trail.

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Where
On the Eastrail590 Eastrail Trail North, between Rivian and Mutual Materials
Getting here
2 Line to WilburtonThen south over the trail bridge
Bikes
Gravel and e-gravelBook ahead or walk up
Hours
Fri: 10am - 5pmSat-Sun: 9am - 4pmClosed Monday - Thursday

The Eastrail

Forty-two miles of Eastrail to explore.

The Eastrail runs from Renton to Redmond on an old rail bed, which means it is flat, and protected from road traffic. Go as far as you want to explore and choose your own adventure!

Riders on the Eastrail passing the tall striped art pillars
Public art along the wayThe corridor doubles as an art walk. You will pass the striped pillars within a few minutes of leaving us.
Two riders on the Eastrail alongside the light rail corridor fence
Explore togetherThe trail is fairly flat and family friendly, for riders of all ages and abilities.
A rider stopped at an Eastrail junction sign pointing to Northup Way and the SR520 Trail one way, Kirkland and Woodinville the other
Connect to everythingSigned junctions link you north to Kirkland and Woodinville, or west onto the SR 520 Trail toward Seattle.

On the way in

Cross the art bridge.

The trail bridge over NE 8th Street links Wilburton Station to the Eastrail. It is filled with artwork and poetry about Bellevue's Japanese American community.

The ground it stands on was the Bellevue Growers Association packing house, built in 1933. The bridge tells the story of the site and pays homage the farmers who worked here before World War II.

The NE 8th Street trail bridge seen down its length, steel structure overhead and the art and poetry panels running the full wall, a lone rider for scale

For hotel guests

Staying in Bellevue? Your ride may be covered.

Visit Bellevue gives guests at participating Bellevue hotels a Ride Bellevue credit toward a rental with us. Ask your front desk or concierge whether your stay includes one.

A flat bar e-bike parked and ready outside The Line kiosk on the Bellevue Eastrail
FREEone hour bike rental on the Eastrail
  • Check with your hotel and ask about a voucher for bike rentals with The Line.
  • Good for one gravel or e-gravel rental at our Bellevue Eastrail kiosk.
  • Exclusive to guests of participating Bellevue hotels.
  • Scan the QR code on your voucher card, then book online at rentals.theline.bike. Your free hour will be automatically covered. 
  • Want to ride longer? Add extra time at cost when you book.
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Getting here

Take the train, cross the bridge, follow the trail.

The fastest way in from downtown Bellevue is light rail. Three steps and about ten minutes of walking, or drop the pin below and let your phone do it.

1
Ride the 2 Line to Wilburton Station. 
The light rail guideway running beside the Eastrail with downtown Bellevue behind
2
Cross the bridge over NE 8th. 
A rider crossing the NE 8th Street bridge beside the art and poetry installation
3
Drop onto the Eastrail and head south. The kiosk is on your left, sitting between Rivian and Mutual Materials.
Wide view of The Line kiosk beside the Eastrail with the trail running past it

The Line, Bellevue Eastrail

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590 Eastrail Trail North, Bellevue, WA 98005 · on the Eastrail, between Rivian and Mutual Materials

The bikes

E-Bikes or Analog, your call.

Both are flat bar bikes built for exactly this kind of riding. Take the electric one if you want to see more of the trail without working for it.

Two flat bar bikes held at the Eastrail overlook with the Bellevue skyline behind
E-gravel

Orbea Kemen

Electric pedal-assist lets you go even father or longer, so your day on the Eastrail can be as long as you want.

Two riders on the Eastrail alongside the light rail corridor
Gravel

Salsa Journeyer & Hardtail MTBs

Drop-bar gravel bikes from Salsa and hardtail mountain bikes serve as analog bike options for anyone looking to get a good pedal on the trail.

Friday10am to 5pm
Saturday9am to 4pm
Sunday9am to 4pm
Monday to ThursdayClosed
Two riders paused beside the striped art pillars on the Eastrail, wildflowers in the foreground

The Line · Bellevue Eastrail

See Bellevue from the trail.

A kiosk on the Eastrail, a short train ride from downtown, and 42 miles waiting in both directions. Come Find Your Line.

Book your ride

The Line's Bellevue Eastrail kiosk: gravel and e-gravel rentals, trail-side, on the Eastrail between Rivian and Mutual Materials. The Ride Bellevue guest offer is run with Visit Bellevue.

The Line Bike Experience · Bellevue Eastrail · 590 Eastrail Trail North, Bellevue, WA 98005Find your line.