SR-522, Seattle to Monroe

A freshwater lake inside Seattle, carved by the Vashon glacier and joined to Puget Sound by the ship canal.

A Seattle creek daylighted through Ravenna and Cowen Parks, reconnected to Lake Washington in 2006.

A 1913 steel lattice-arched bridge over a Ravenna Park ravine, closed to cars since 1975 and open to pedestrians and cyclists.

A highway from Seattle along Lake Washington, first built as a brick road to Bothell.

That grand old seminary trained young men for the priesthood from 1931, sat unused for years, and reopened in 2021 as a state-park lodge.

That 600-foot pier was built over original pilings from the days when loggers anchored log booms along the Kenmore shore.

A Bothell riverside park sharing its name with George Brackett's 1877 logging landing and steamboat dock.

Hollywood was the logging town of Derby until 1911 — renamed at a lumber baron's urging, said to be for his holly trees.

The Snoqualmie River runs 45 miles through Washington, gathering three forks before Snoqualmie Falls.

The Snoqualmie River runs 45 miles through Washington, gathering three forks before Snoqualmie Falls.

Hollywood was the logging town of Derby until 1911 — renamed at a lumber baron's urging, said to be for his holly trees.

A Bothell riverside park sharing its name with George Brackett's 1877 logging landing and steamboat dock.

That 600-foot pier was built over original pilings from the days when loggers anchored log booms along the Kenmore shore.

That grand old seminary trained young men for the priesthood from 1931, sat unused for years, and reopened in 2021 as a state-park lodge.

A 1913 steel lattice-arched bridge over a Ravenna Park ravine, closed to cars since 1975 and open to pedestrians and cyclists.

A highway from Seattle along Lake Washington, first built as a brick road to Bothell.

A Seattle creek daylighted through Ravenna and Cowen Parks, reconnected to Lake Washington in 2006.

A freshwater lake inside Seattle, carved by the Vashon glacier and joined to Puget Sound by the ship canal.