Redmond

Redmond is a vibrant city east of Seattle, with a busy downtown corridor, bustling commercial district and plenty of quieter neighborhoods nearby. Redmond, Washington is north of Lake Sammamish, with quick access on I-405 to Bellevue and Seattle. Among the highlights:

• Marymoor Park: The largest and most popular park in King County, Marymoor Park in Redmond covers 640 acres and sees over 3 million annual visitors. The park includes a rock climbing wall, miles of trails and picnic areas, and hosts top name concerts and Cirque Du Soleil touring companies every year.
• Bicycles Everywhere: Redmond is proud to call itself the Bicycle Capital of the Northwest. The city has an annual bike race and is home to the only velodrome in Washington State. Mountain bikers are also in luck – Redmond Watershed Preserve and nearby Duthie Hill provide great venues for off-road cycling too. 
• Business Comes Naturally: Redmond is home to several technology giants, including Microsoft and Nintendo. The Microsoft Visitors Center is a great family destination. Set on the sprawling Microsoft campus, the visitors center gives glimpses of the future of technology along with great views of the beautiful Northwest environment.

Redmond includes the neighborhoods of Bear Creek, Crossroads, Downtown Redmond, Education Hill, Grass Lawn, Idylwood, Interlake, Marymoor, North Redmond, Overlake, Redmond Ridge, Sammamish Valley, SE Redmond and Trilogy Redmond. It also includes the nearby areas of Union Hill and Novelty Hill.