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Northwest Greenways is a coalition of Greenways groups from the north end of Seattle that includes the neighborhoods of Greenwood, Phinney Ridge, Licton Springs, Haller Lake, Bitter Lake, and Broadview. Our group consists of neighbors working together to make our streets safe for all people to walk, bike, play, and live. We occasionally organize events to build community with neighbors, lead projects to make our streets safe and accessible, and support advocacy work in the northwest corner of Seattle.
We meet on the first Thursday every other month to discuss how we can accomplish our goals—all are welcome! See Agenda | Save to Calendar
Connect With Us
- Sign-up for our emails by joining the NW Greenways Google Group hosted through Seattle Neighborhood Greenways.
- Join our Discord group for community conversations.
- Follow us on social media: FB | IG | X
- Email the NW Greenways volunteer team anytime!
Upcoming Events
→ December 13 - Holiday lights bike ride around Olympic Manor ❄️🚴♂️🚴♀️
→ January 8 - NGW Monthly Meeting 🤝
Join the NW Greenways team for our monthly meeting to plan upcoming events and discuss advocacy work. See Agenda | Save to Calendar
Thursday, January 8, 7-8pm at Halcyon Brewing Company (8564 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103)
*Note, future meetings will be the first Thursday of the month at the same time and location.
→ February 5 - NGW Monthly Meeting 🤝
Join the NW Greenways team for our monthly meeting to plan upcoming events and discuss advocacy work. See Agenda | Save to Calendar
Thursday, February 5, 7-8pm at Halcyon Brewing Company (8564 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103)
→ March 5 - NGW Monthly Meeting 🤝
Join the NW Greenways team for our monthly meeting to plan upcoming events and discuss advocacy work. See Agenda | Save to Calendar
Thursday, March 5, 7-8pm at Halcyon Brewing Company (8564 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103)
What We're Working On
Neighborhood Homezones
A Homezone is an area that is protected from lots of fast moving traffic so that streets are safe enough to walk and play on. Traffic-calming projects for our neighborhood include blue planter barrels and beautiful street murals.
Connections to Light Rail
How will we walk, bike, and roll to the future 130th street light rail station? The Pinehurst Station - is scheduled to open in 2026 - will serve the neighborhood between the Northgate and Shoreline South/148th stations and will support approximately 3400 daily boardings.
Extending the Interurban Trail
The Interurban Trail connects Downtown Seattle with North Seattle all the way to Everett. Our advocacy work supported extending the trail making healthy streets permanent between N 110th St to N 88th St.