Washington E-Bike Laws and City Guides

Aberdeen, Washington · City guide

Aberdeen

Airway Heights, Washington · City guide

Airway Heights

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Albion, Washington · City guide

Albion

Algona, Washington · City guide

Algona

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Almira, Washington · City guide

Almira

Anacortes, Washington · City guide

Anacortes

• E-bike park, sidewalk, and speed restrictions: City rules allow e-bikes where bicycles are allowed but exclude Class 3 e-bikes from City parks and sidewalks and set a 15-mph general cap. The City says Ordinance 5032 was signed July 27, 2026; the ordinance link and exact effective date were not available in this review.

Arlington, Washington · City guide

Arlington

Asotin, Washington · City guide

Asotin

Auburn, Washington · City guide

Auburn

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Bainbridge Island, Washington · City guide

Bainbridge Island

Battle Ground, Washington · City guide

Battle Ground

Beaux Arts Village, Washington · City guide

Beaux Arts Village

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Bellevue, Washington · City guide

Bellevue

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Bellingham, Washington · City guide

Bellingham

Benton City, Washington · City guide

Benton City

Bingen, Washington · City guide

Bingen

Black Diamond, Washington · City guide

Black Diamond

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Blaine, Washington · City guide

Blaine

Bonney Lake, Washington · City guide

Bonney Lake

Bothell, Washington · City guide

Bothell

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Bremerton, Washington · City guide

Bremerton

Brewster, Washington · City guide

Brewster

Bridgeport, Washington · City guide

Bridgeport

Brier, Washington · City guide

Brier

Buckley, Washington · City guide

Buckley

Bucoda, Washington · City guide

Bucoda

Burien, Washington · City guide

Burien

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Burlington, Washington · City guide

Burlington

Camas, Washington · City guide

Camas

Carbonado, Washington · City guide

Carbonado

Carnation, Washington · City guide

Carnation

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Cashmere, Washington · City guide

Cashmere

Castle Rock, Washington · City guide

Castle Rock

Cathlamet, Washington · City guide

Cathlamet

Centralia, Washington · City guide

Centralia

Chehalis, Washington · City guide

Chehalis

Chelan, Washington · City guide

Chelan

Cheney, Washington · City guide

Cheney

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Chewelah, Washington · City guide

Chewelah

Clarkston, Washington · City guide

Clarkston

Cle Elum, Washington · City guide

Cle Elum

Clyde Hill, Washington · City guide

Clyde Hill

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Colfax, Washington · City guide

Colfax

College Place, Washington · City guide

College Place

Colton, Washington · City guide

Colton

Colville, Washington · City guide

Colville

Conconully, Washington · City guide

Conconully

Concrete, Washington · City guide

Concrete

Connell, Washington · City guide

Connell

Cosmopolis, Washington · City guide

Cosmopolis

Coulee City, Washington · City guide

Coulee City

Coulee Dam, Washington · City guide

Coulee Dam

Coupeville, Washington · City guide

Coupeville

Covington, Washington · City guide

Covington

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Creston, Washington · City guide

Creston

Cusick, Washington · City guide

Cusick

Darrington, Washington · City guide

Darrington

Davenport, Washington · City guide

Davenport

Dayton, Washington · City guide

Dayton

Deer Park, Washington · City guide

Deer Park

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Des Moines, Washington · City guide

Des Moines

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

DuPont, Washington · City guide

DuPont

Duvall, Washington · City guide

Duvall

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

East Wenatchee, Washington · City guide

East Wenatchee

Eatonville, Washington · City guide

Eatonville

Edgewood, Washington · City guide

Edgewood

Edmonds, Washington · City guide

Edmonds

Electric City, Washington · City guide

Electric City

Ellensburg, Washington · City guide

Ellensburg

Elma, Washington · City guide

Elma

Elmer City, Washington · City guide

Elmer City

Endicott, Washington · City guide

Endicott

Entiat, Washington · City guide

Entiat

Enumclaw, Washington · City guide

Enumclaw

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Ephrata, Washington · City guide

Ephrata

Everett, Washington · City guide

Everett

Everson, Washington · City guide

Everson

Fairfield, Washington · City guide

Fairfield

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Farmington, Washington · City guide

Farmington

Federal Way, Washington · City guide

Federal Way

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Ferndale, Washington · City guide

Ferndale

Fife, Washington · City guide

Fife

Fircrest, Washington · City guide

Fircrest

Forks, Washington · City guide

Forks

Friday Harbor, Washington · City guide

Friday Harbor

Garfield, Washington · City guide

Garfield

George, Washington · City guide

George

Gig Harbor, Washington · City guide

Gig Harbor

Gold Bar, Washington · City guide

Gold Bar

Goldendale, Washington · City guide

Goldendale

Grand Coulee, Washington · City guide

Grand Coulee

Grandview, Washington · City guide

Grandview

Granger, Washington · City guide

Granger

Granite Falls, Washington · City guide

Granite Falls

Hamilton, Washington · City guide

Hamilton

Harrah, Washington · City guide

Harrah

Harrington, Washington · City guide

Harrington

Hartline, Washington · City guide

Hartline

Hatton, Washington · City guide

Hatton

Hoquiam, Washington · City guide

Hoquiam

Hunts Point, Washington · City guide

Hunts Point

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Ilwaco, Washington · City guide

Ilwaco

Index, Washington · City guide

Index

Ione, Washington · City guide

Ione

Issaquah, Washington · City guide

Issaquah

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.
• E-bike use on streets, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks: Class 1 and 2 e-bikes may operate wherever bicycles are allowed. Class 3 e-bikes are limited to roads and bike lanes, with sidewalk operation allowed only where no safe alternative exists. Ordinance 3129 was adopted December 1, 2025 and became effective December 31, 2025.

Kahlotus, Washington · City guide

Kahlotus

Kalama, Washington · City guide

Kalama

Kelso, Washington · City guide

Kelso

Kenmore, Washington · City guide

Kenmore

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Kennewick, Washington · City guide

Kennewick

Kent, Washington · City guide

Kent

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Kettle Falls, Washington · City guide

Kettle Falls

Kirkland, Washington · City guide

Kirkland

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Kittitas, Washington · City guide

Kittitas

Krupp, Washington · City guide

Krupp

La Center, Washington · City guide

La Center

Lacey, Washington · City guide

Lacey

La Conner, Washington · City guide

La Conner

LaCrosse, Washington · City guide

LaCrosse

Lake Forest Park, Washington · City guide

Lake Forest Park

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Lake Stevens, Washington · City guide

Lake Stevens

Lakewood, Washington · City guide

Lakewood

Lamont, Washington · City guide

Lamont

Langley, Washington · City guide

Langley

Latah, Washington · City guide

Latah

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Leavenworth, Washington · City guide

Leavenworth

Liberty Lake, Washington · City guide

Liberty Lake

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Lind, Washington · City guide

Lind

Long Beach, Washington · City guide

Long Beach

Longview, Washington · City guide

Longview

Lyman, Washington · City guide

Lyman

Lynden, Washington · City guide

Lynden

Lynnwood, Washington · City guide

Lynnwood

Mabton, Washington · City guide

Mabton

Malden, Washington · City guide

Malden

Mansfield, Washington · City guide

Mansfield

Maple Valley, Washington · City guide

Maple Valley

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Marcus, Washington · City guide

Marcus

Marysville, Washington · City guide

Marysville

Mattawa, Washington · City guide

Mattawa

McCleary, Washington · City guide

McCleary

Medical Lake, Washington · City guide

Medical Lake

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Medina, Washington · City guide

Medina

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Mercer Island, Washington · City guide

Mercer Island

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Mesa, Washington · City guide

Mesa

Metaline, Washington · City guide

Metaline

Metaline Falls, Washington · City guide

Metaline Falls

Mill Creek, Washington · City guide

Mill Creek

Millwood, Washington · City guide

Millwood

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Milton, Washington · City guide

Milton

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Monroe, Washington · City guide

Monroe

Montesano, Washington · City guide

Montesano

Morton, Washington · City guide

Morton

Moses Lake, Washington · City guide

Moses Lake

Mossyrock, Washington · City guide

Mossyrock

Mountlake Terrace, Washington · City guide

Mountlake Terrace

Mount Vernon, Washington · City guide

Mount Vernon

Moxee, Washington · City guide

Moxee

Mukilteo, Washington · City guide

Mukilteo

Naches, Washington · City guide

Naches

Napavine, Washington · City guide

Napavine

Nespelem, Washington · City guide

Nespelem

Newcastle, Washington · City guide

Newcastle

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Newport, Washington · City guide

Newport

Nooksack, Washington · City guide

Nooksack

Normandy Park, Washington · City guide

Normandy Park

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

North Bend, Washington · City guide

North Bend

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

North Bonneville, Washington · City guide

North Bonneville

Northport, Washington · City guide

Northport

Oakesdale, Washington · City guide

Oakesdale

Oak Harbor, Washington · City guide

Oak Harbor

Oakville, Washington · City guide

Oakville

Ocean Shores, Washington · City guide

Ocean Shores

Odessa, Washington · City guide

Odessa

Okanogan, Washington · City guide

Okanogan

Olympia, Washington · City guide

Olympia

Omak, Washington · City guide

Omak

Oroville, Washington · City guide

Oroville

Orting, Washington · City guide

Orting

Othello, Washington · City guide

Othello

Pacific, Washington · City guide

Pacific

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Palouse, Washington · City guide

Palouse

Pasco, Washington · City guide

Pasco

Pateros, Washington · City guide

Pateros

Pe Ell, Washington · City guide

Pe Ell

Pomeroy, Washington · City guide

Pomeroy

Port Angeles, Washington · City guide

Port Angeles

Port Orchard, Washington · City guide

Port Orchard

Port Townsend, Washington · City guide

Port Townsend

Poulsbo, Washington · City guide

Poulsbo

Prescott, Washington · City guide

Prescott

Prosser, Washington · City guide

Prosser

Pullman, Washington · City guide

Pullman

Puyallup, Washington · City guide

Puyallup

Quincy, Washington · City guide

Quincy

Rainier, Washington · City guide

Rainier

Raymond, Washington · City guide

Raymond

Reardan, Washington · City guide

Reardan

Redmond, Washington · City guide

Redmond

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Renton, Washington · City guide

Renton

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Republic, Washington · City guide

Republic

Richland, Washington · City guide

Richland

Ridgefield, Washington · City guide

Ridgefield

Ritzville, Washington · City guide

Ritzville

Riverside, Washington · City guide

Riverside

Rockford, Washington · City guide

Rockford

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Rock Island, Washington · City guide

Rock Island

Rosalia, Washington · City guide

Rosalia

Roslyn, Washington · City guide

Roslyn

Roy, Washington · City guide

Roy

Royal City, Washington · City guide

Royal City

Ruston, Washington · City guide

Ruston

Sammamish, Washington · City guide

Sammamish

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

SeaTac, Washington · City guide

SeaTac

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Seattle, Washington · City guide

Seattle

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.
• E-bike use on named City park multi-use trails: City parks rules generally prohibit motorized vehicles on trails but allow Class 1 and 2 e-bikes on named Multi-Use Trails. The Green Lake Inner Loop prohibits motorized vehicles other than mobility devices; City guidance sets a 15-mph limit on multi-use trails and 10 mph at Green Lake.

Sedro-Woolley, Washington · City guide

Sedro-Woolley

Selah, Washington · City guide

Selah

Sequim, Washington · City guide

Sequim

Shelton, Washington · City guide

Shelton

Shoreline, Washington · City guide

Shoreline

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Skykomish, Washington · City guide

Skykomish

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Snohomish, Washington · City guide

Snohomish

Snoqualmie, Washington · City guide

Snoqualmie

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Soap Lake, Washington · City guide

Soap Lake

South Bend, Washington · City guide

South Bend

South Cle Elum, Washington · City guide

South Cle Elum

South Prairie, Washington · City guide

South Prairie

Spangle, Washington · City guide

Spangle

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Spokane, Washington · City guide

Spokane

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Spokane Valley, Washington · City guide

Spokane Valley

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Sprague, Washington · City guide

Sprague

Springdale, Washington · City guide

Springdale

Stanwood, Washington · City guide

Stanwood

Starbuck, Washington · City guide

Starbuck

Steilacoom, Washington · City guide

Steilacoom

Stevenson, Washington · City guide

Stevenson

St. John, Washington · City guide

St. John

Sultan, Washington · City guide

Sultan

Sumas, Washington · City guide

Sumas

Sumner, Washington · City guide

Sumner

Sunnyside, Washington · City guide

Sunnyside

Tacoma, Washington · City guide

Tacoma

Tekoa, Washington · City guide

Tekoa

Tenino, Washington · City guide

Tenino

Tieton, Washington · City guide

Tieton

Toledo, Washington · City guide

Toledo

Tonasket, Washington · City guide

Tonasket

Toppenish, Washington · City guide

Toppenish

Tukwila, Washington · City guide

Tukwila

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Tumwater, Washington · City guide

Tumwater

Twisp, Washington · City guide

Twisp

Union Gap, Washington · City guide

Union Gap

Uniontown, Washington · City guide

Uniontown

University Place, Washington · City guide

University Place

Vader, Washington · City guide

Vader

Vancouver, Washington · City guide

Vancouver

Waitsburg, Washington · City guide

Waitsburg

Walla Walla, Washington · City guide

Walla Walla

Wapato, Washington · City guide

Wapato

Warden, Washington · City guide

Warden

Washougal, Washington · City guide

Washougal

Washtucna, Washington · City guide

Washtucna

Waterville, Washington · City guide

Waterville

Waverly, Washington · City guide

Waverly

• E-bike class access rules in County parks: In County parks, Class 1 and 3 pedal-assist e-bikes may use bicycle-allowed trails only where the Parks Director approves and trailhead signs do not prohibit them. Class 2 e-bikes and e-motorcycles are barred outside parking lots. The County adopted Resolution 2026-0205 on April 14, 2026; the exact effective date was not established.

Wenatchee, Washington · City guide

Wenatchee

Westport, Washington · City guide

Westport

West Richland, Washington · City guide

West Richland

White Salmon, Washington · City guide

White Salmon

Wilbur, Washington · City guide

Wilbur

Wilkeson, Washington · City guide

Wilkeson

Wilson Creek, Washington · City guide

Wilson Creek

Winlock, Washington · City guide

Winlock

Winthrop, Washington · City guide

Winthrop

Woodinville, Washington · City guide

Woodinville

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Woodland, Washington · City guide

Woodland

Woodway, Washington · City guide

Woodway

Yacolt, Washington · City guide

Yacolt

Yakima, Washington · City guide

Yakima

Yarrow Point, Washington · City guide

Yarrow Point

• E-bike access, speed, and conduct on County trails and park paths: Class 1 and 2 e-assist bicycles may use regional trails and paved pathways in County parks unless posted otherwise; Class 3 is prohibited on trails and pathways. A 15-mph default applies on regional and backcountry trails; riders must yield to pedestrians and equestrians and use caution and lights at dawn and dusk.

Yelm, Washington · City guide

Yelm

Zillah, Washington · City guide

Zillah