Saint EdwardState Park
A wooden trail sign in a Washington forest

Saint Edward Trail Map

Washington State Parks publishes one official map of Saint Edward State Park, the Saint Edward Overview Map, as a free PDF. It shows the park's 14 numbered trails with difficulty ratings, the trailheads, parking, restrooms, the playground and picnic areas, the Grotto, the old seminary buildings and the Lake Washington shoreline. The current version was revised May 13, 2022.

At a Glance

The Map at a Glance

MapSaint Edward Overview Map (PDF)
RevisedMay 13, 2022
Trails shown14 numbered trails
RatingsEasiest, more difficult, most difficult
Scale barTo 5,000 feet
Coordinates47.733289, -122.256337

Download the Official Map

Saint Edward Overview Map (PDF), from Washington State Parks. The park brochure, with a smaller copy of the same map, is also a free PDF.

How to Read the Legend

What the Map Shows

A hiker on a forest trail through big Pacific Northwest trees

The Numbered Trails

  1. Beach (easiest)
  2. North (most difficult)
  3. Perimeter (easiest)
  4. Seminary (more difficult)
  5. Grotto (most difficult)
  6. South Canyon (most difficult)
  7. South Ridge (most difficult)
  8. Orchard Loop (more difficult)
  9. Water Tower (more difficult)
  10. Plateau (more difficult)
  11. Entrance (easiest)
  12. Volunteer
  13. Juanita (more difficult)
  14. Arrowhead (easiest)

Trail descriptions are on the hiking page. The map gives no mileages, and Washington State Parks doesn't publish any for this park.

Finding the Park

The agency lists the park at 47.733289, -122.256337, with the street address 14445 Juanita Drive NE, Kenmore. See parking and directions.

A carved nature trail sign at a forest trailhead
FAQ

Saint Edward Trail Map FAQ

Is there a map of Saint Edward State Park?

Yes. Washington State Parks publishes the Saint Edward Overview Map as a free PDF, revised May 13, 2022, with all 14 numbered trails.

Does the Saint Edward map show which trails allow bikes?

The map uses a bicycle symbol for bike trails and a hiker symbol for hiking trails. Check trailhead signs too, since some trails are hiking only.

Does the Saint Edward map show trail distances?

No. It has a scale bar to 5,000 feet but no mileages for individual trails.