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Where to run in Edmonds (Washington)

Southwest County Park is a 120-acre, open space park. The park lies within the city of Edmonds limits, in southwestern Snohomish County. It encompasses a series of forested ravines and Perrinville Creek, which flow through the eastern portion of the park to Brown's Bay on Puget Sound. Olympic View Drive winds through the site on its way from Lynnwood to Edmonds. Inside the park there are two nature trails (the larger trail system, 0.7 miles, is on the north side of Olympic View Drive and a smaller one, 0.4 miles, on the south side) both ideal for walking, hiking and running. The park opens at 7 a.m. and closes at dusk.

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