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Trail users are invited to visit the trailhead and rest stop in the town of Machias.
This facility is a replica of a railroad depot built in the late 1890s. The depot once served a rail line, which today is the Centennial Trail.
The Machias Trailhead depot facility is available for rent as a picnic shelter. Power, water, and picnic tables are available.
Across the trail from the depot is a large picnic shelter and children's playground nestled under towering trees. Water and picnic tables are available.
Please note, water balloon and sidewalk chalk activities are prohibited.
Machias Trailhead
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Background
Trail users are invited to visit the trailhead and rest stop in the town of Machias.
This facility is a replica of a railroad depot built in the late 1890s. The depot once served a rail line, which today is the Centennial Trail.
Rent
The Machias Trailhead depot facility is available for rent as a picnic shelter. Power, water, and picnic tables are available.
Across the trail from the depot is a large picnic shelter and children's playground nestled under towering trees. Water and picnic tables are available.
Please note, water balloon and sidewalk chalk activities are prohibited.
Driving Directions
- Snohomish-Wenatchee exit off I-5 onto US2 in Everett.
- Travel east toward Snohomish for approximately 8 miles.
- Take the 88th St SE exit off US2 to Snohomish.
- At the first traffic light, turn right onto Pine Street; follow Pine to Maple Street, which leads to Machias Road.
- Continue on Machias Road past the Pilchuck Trailhead to a yield sign (approximately six miles).
- Veer to right and follow Machias Road to fire station (on left).
- Turn left onto Division Street for two blocks.
- Turn left.
- Trailhead is on the right.