Piranha Bird in King County, Washington

Piranha Bird in King County is an unpaved path (customers only). It runs as a one-way street in a southwest-northeast direction and ends in a cul-de-sac.

Bicycle: customers
Road Type: path
Route: north-south

Streets nearby

PBR (Powered by Rudolph)

Slingshot Wookie

Steven Pass Pedestrian Bridge

Bull's Tooth Pub, Cascadian Kitchen, Ski And Board Rentals, Iron Goat Pizzeria, Pacific Cantina, Trailside Snack Shack

Pacific Crest Trail

Grace Lakes Trail

Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail

Fivemile Camp, Swamp Creek Camp, Hideaway Camp, Sulphide–Frisco Cabin, Hemlock Camp, North Fork Camp

US Forest Service Road

US Forest Service Road 6960

Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000

Pacific Crest - Stevens North Trailhead, 4km

Tye Scenic Road

Iron Goat Trail

Wellington Trailhead, Snowsheds Protected the Railway, Snowsheds Needed Solid Support, "My Boyish Dreams", No Bulldozers Helped Here, Snowslides and Rock Slides, The Success of Succession, Windy Point Viewpoint, Shelter from Avalanche, They Came to Build the Railroad, Great Northern Railway, A Better Crossing, Workers Stand Ready, A Passage Through Time, Twin Tunnels landmark, Keeping the Mainline Open, The Nature of Change, Where is the Cold Air Coming From?, Protection from the Mountainside, The Gulch and a Wooden Snowshed, A Route Still in Use

National Forest Development Road 6095-105

"Caboose" Nordic Ski Path

National Forest Development Road 6095

National Forest Development Road 6095-110

National Forest Development Road 6095-115

Tunnel Creek Trailhead

National Forest Development Road 6095-112

South Nason Road

Tunnel Creek Trail

Abandoned railways nearby

Old Cascade Tunnel

Buildings nearby

Seattle Swiss Society Cabin

Mountaineers Cabin

Tye Creek Lodge

Mountain Education Center

Granite Peaks Lodge

Pacific Crest Lodge

Ridges nearby

Sports centers nearby

Stevens Pass Ski & Snowboard School

Streams nearby

Waters nearby

Other nearby

Tye Cliffs/Chutes