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Hike the easy 1.9-mile Hamlin Park loop in Shoreline, Washington, through diverse woodlands with historic cannons and mountain views.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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1.77 km
1.16 km
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1.11 km
632 m
604 m
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Parking is available directly at Hamlin Park. The main trailhead is easily accessible from the park's parking areas.
Yes, the trail is very popular for dog walking. However, please ensure your dog remains on a leash at all times to comply with park regulations and for the safety of other visitors and wildlife.
Hamlin Park is an urban oasis that is accessible and enjoyable year-round. Its diverse trail system, with many trails winding through tall, second-growth trees, provides a pleasant experience in any season.
No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access Hamlin Park or its trails. It is Shoreline's oldest and largest park, open for public enjoyment.
The terrain is quite varied. You'll find wide, graveled main trails, narrower grassy side trails, and impressive rustic staircases. There's also a paved path around the ball fields for a sunnier, open option. While predominantly forested, some areas offer mountain views.
The overall loop is generally considered easy to moderately easy, making it suitable for a wide range of users. There's even a half-mile wheelchair-accessible section with a gentle uphill slope. For those seeking more challenge, side trails with hills and stairs offer a more rigorous experience.
Beyond the beautiful wooded areas, you can see the historic US Navy Hospital Cannons near the main playground. The park also features an orienteering course and impressive, century-old trees.
Due to the numerous intersecting and often unsigned trails within the park, it is highly recommended to use a GPS track for easier navigation to stay on your desired route.
Yes, Hamlin Park is popular for various activities. Besides hiking, you'll often see people jogging, and it's also a known spot for mountain biking. The park also hosts an orienteering course.
Yes, the route also passes through sections of the Interurban / Burke-Gilman Connector South and 16th Avenue Northeast.