Greenwood Phinney Greenways

Greenwood-Phinney Greenways

How To Get Involved

Greenwood-Phinney Greenways is a part of Seattle Neighborhood Greenways. Click on the icon to get on to our mailing list.

This group holds regular meetings monthly with Licton-Haller Greenways on the 2nd Tuesday from 7:30 pm at Couth Buzzard Books & Cafe.

What We’re Doing

Do you want to create a better 6th Ave NW from Ballard to Greenwood? Click on the icon above! Get involved with our top 2016 priority for District 6!

What We’ve Done

Click on the icon above to see what projects we’ve worked on.

How To Get Involved

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What We're Doing

Do you want to create a better 6th Ave NW from Ballard to Greenwood? Get involved with our top 2016 priority for District 6!
Get involved or learn more about our top 2016 priority to create safe routes to the new school complex at Wilson-Pacific. We are also working on creating a safe route to school on 6th Ave NW.

What We've Done

Our Victories:

  • Pop Up Neighborhood Greenway: We created a "pop up neighborhood greenway" to demonstrate what neighborhood greenways could mean for our neighborhoods. It included painted speed humps and bikes with directional arrows in the street. It also included signage on polls to direct people to community destinations and let them know how far it is.
  • Neighborhood Street Design planning: We worked with a UW Landscape Architecture Class to engage the community in a process to re-imagine how our streets and parks could better serve the Greenwood neighborhood. Learn more and see the exciting design ideas.
  • Seattle's Bicycle Master Plan: Seattle adopted 95% of our crowd sourced knowledge into Seattle’s Bicycle Master Plan.
  • Crowd sourced mapping: We scouted and identified a crowd-sourced map of important walking and biking routes (see map below – which is now out of date).

View Greenwood-Phinney Prioritized Greenways Map in a larger map

MAP LEGEND

  • Solid Green: Completed greenway (Label: "Completed", 100% opacity, 10pt line)
  • Translucent Green: Greenways funded/under construction (Label: "In progress", 45% opacity, 10pt line)
  • Red: Priority 1 greenway to build next (Label:"P1", 45% opacity, 10pt line)
  • Red Pin: Priority 1 intersection treatments to build next (Labeled "P1")
  • Narrow Purple Lines: Potential Greenway Routes (subject to change and duplication, 45% opacity, 5 pt)
  • Purple Points: Potential Greenway intersection treatments
  • Wide Blue Lines: Cycle tracks and other expensive infrastructure (45% opacity, 10pt line)


Greenwood-Phinney Greenways