Parks & Trails

With over 1,500 acres dedicated to parks and open space, Issaquah Highlands has plenty of places to walk, hike, and bike.

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Important Parks Information

Please read posted signage for safety rules and appropriate age ranges. Dogs should be leashed at all times. Please pick up after your pet.

Park & Trail Maps

Issaquah Highlands Parks & Trails map, updated 2020

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Grand Ridge Park brochure and map, updated 2020 by King County Parks and Recreation Division

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Park & Trail FAQs

Who maintains Issaquah Highlands parks?

While most Issaquah Highlands parks are managed and maintained by the Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA), Issaquah Highlands also includes the city of Issaquah parks and is directly adjacent to Grand Ridge Park, a 1,200-acre forested park managed by King County.

Can I reserve a park picnic shelter?

Issaquah Highlands parks managed by the IHCA are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and are not reservable.

The city of Issaquah manages Central Park and reservations of its picnic shelters. Get more information on the city’s website.

How can I report a concern about Issaquah Highlands parks?

You can report concerns about Issaquah Highlands parks using this online form. Under “Topics,” select “Landscape: Common Areas/Parks.” You can also report concerns using the IHCA mobile app (available on iOS and Android), or by calling the IHCA office at 425-427-9257.