CartogiraffeMap · Streets · Places

Oz-Tom Bypass Trail in Snohomish County, Washington

Oz-Tom Bypass Trail in Snohomish County is a footpath. It runs in an east-west direction and ends in a cul-de-sac.
Road Type
footpath
Route
east-west
Legend

Streets nearby

Lime Kiln Trail River Loop
0.4 mi
Masonic Park Road
0.8 mi
134th Street Northeast
1.1 mi
Tharp Way
1.1 mi
135th Street Northeast
1.1 mi
100 Road
1.2 mi
Coyne Road
1.2 mi
226th Avenue Northeast
1.2 mi
Forest Way
1.3 mi
118th Place Northeast
1.3 mi
Park Way
1.3 mi
Pierce Way
1.3 mi
Tiger Creek Road
1.3 mi
225th Avenue Northeast
1.3 mi
Alder Drive
1.3 mi
South Forest Loop Road
1.4 mi
Canyon Lodge Road
1.4 mi
137th Street Northeast
1.5 mi
North Forest Loop Road
1.5 mi
North River Drive
1.5 mi
River Road
1.5 mi
Bench Drive
1.6 mi
South River Drive
1.6 mi
119th Place Northeast
1.6 mi
114th Street Northeast
1.7 mi
119th Street Northeast
1.7 mi
Wayside Mine Road
1.8 mi
211th Avenue Northeast
1.8 mi
Lime Kiln Trail
Limekiln Trailhead
2.0 mi
Mountain Loop Highway
Granite Falls and Fish Ladder, Boardman Creek Group Campground, Beaver Creek Group Campground, Hemple Creek Day Use Area, Robe Canyon Trailhead, Robe Fire Dept, Green Gables Store, Mountain Loop General Store, Redbridge Campground, Marten Creek Trailhead, Wiley Creek Group Campground, Mountain Loop Dispersed Camping, Esswine Group Campground, Coal Creek Bar Group Campground, Verlot, Old Sauk South Trailhead
2.0 mi
North Macs Loop Road
2.1 mi
East Macs Loop Road
2.1 mi
East Loop View Drive
2.1 mi
133rd Street Northeast
2.1 mi
South Loop View Drive
2.1 mi
View Place
2.1 mi
North Loop View Drive
2.1 mi
Waite Mill Road
2.2 mi
89th Street Northeast
2.3 mi

Parks nearby

Masonic Family Park
1.5 mi
Robe Canyon Historic Trail Park
1.9 mi
Robe Canyon Park
2.2 mi

Quarries nearby

Green Mountain Mine
1.9 mi
Iron Mountain Mine
1.9 mi

Rivers nearby

South Fork Stillaguamish River
1.9 mi

Streams nearby

Canyon Creek
1.1 mi
Hubbard Creek
1.3 mi
Worthy Creek
2.1 mi

Waters nearby

Bowers Pond
1.6 mi