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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. 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. Water is nearby but power is no longer 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.