
Redmond, WA
Where tech innovation meets Pacific Northwest outdoor living
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Microsoft Headquarters
CultureThe sprawling 500-acre campus is more than just offices—it's a city within a city with its own shops, restaurants, and visitor center. The Microsoft Visitor Center offers interactive exhibits on tech history and innovation.

Marymoor Park
NatureKing County's most popular park offers 640 acres of recreation, from the climbing rock and velodrome to the off-leash dog area and summer concert series at the Marymoor Live venue. It's the community's backyard for everything from soccer to outdoor movies.

Redmond Town Center
ShoppingThis open-air lifestyle center is the heart of Redmond's shopping and dining scene, featuring local favorites like Dough Zone and national retailers. The central green hosts seasonal events like summer concerts and winter ice skating.
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Things to Do in Redmond
Redmond balances its corporate identity with genuine Pacific Northwest charm. Weekends are for mountain biking at Duthie Hill, paddling the Sammamish River, or exploring the city's growing arts and food scene.
Bike the Sammamish River Trail
OutdoorsThis paved 10-mile trail connects Redmond to Bothell along the scenic river corridor, popular with cyclists, runners, and inline skaters. Rent a bike at Gregg's Greenlake Cycle and stop at 60 Acres Park for expansive views.
Visit the Redmond Saturday Market
CultureHeld at the Redmond Town Center from May through October, this vibrant market features local farmers, artisans, food trucks, and live music. It's a community gathering spot to taste seasonal produce and handmade goods.
Explore Farrel-McWhirter Park
NatureA 68-acre farm park with trails, a historic farmhouse, and barnyard animals that kids can visit. The park offers a quiet escape with forested paths and seasonal events like pumpkin patches in the fall.
See a Show at SecondStory Repertory
ArtsThis intimate professional theater in Redmond Town Center stages contemporary plays, musicals, and family-friendly productions year-round. It's a cultural anchor with a strong local following.
Catch a Game at the Velodrome
SportsThe outdoor Jerry Baker Memorial Velodrome at Marymoor Park is one of the premier bicycle racing tracks in the U.S. Watch thrilling track cycling events or take a class to try it yourself.
Brewery & Cider Tour
Food & DrinkSample Redmond's craft beverage scene at places like Black Raven Brewing (known for its Trickster IPA), Postdoc Brewing, and the local favorite, Schilling Cider House, which offers dozens of taps.
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Neighborhoods to Explore
Redmond's neighborhoods range from wooded, family-friendly suburbs to a rapidly evolving urban core. Each area reflects the city's blend of tech wealth, outdoor access, and community spirit.
Downtown Redmond
Urban CoreCentered around Cleveland Street and Redmond Way, this is the city's evolving heart with new mixed-use buildings, restaurants like Stone House, and the Redmond Central Connector park. The Light Rail station has accelerated its transformation into a walkable hub.
Education Hill
Suburban & GreenA residential area named for its concentration of schools, featuring winding streets, larger lots, and easy access to Perrigo Park and the extensive trail network. It's popular with families for its quiet, established feel.
Overlake
Tech & CommerceHome to the Microsoft campus and numerous other tech offices, this area is defined by corporate parks, hotels, and shopping centers like Overlake Square. It's more commercial than residential, buzzing on weekdays.
Sammamish River Valley
Waterfront & TrailsThe neighborhoods along the river, like River Run, offer direct access to the trail and water activities. Homes here back onto greenbelts, providing a serene, nature-focused setting just minutes from downtown.
Willows/Rose Hill
Upscale & EstablishedAn affluent area with custom homes, mature landscaping, and proximity to top-rated schools and the Willows Run Golf Complex. It offers a secluded, prestigious atmosphere while remaining close to city amenities.
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Every need, covered in Redmond.
Beauty & Grooming
Upscale salons and barbershops cater to a polished, professional clientele.
Shopping
Outdoor gear, tech gadgets, and boutique finds between big-box essentials.
Food & Dining
From tech campus cafeterias to authentic international eateries in a walkable downtown.
Home Services
Reliable contractors and smart-home specialists serving suburban neighborhoods.
Health & Wellness
Trail-running, yoga studios, and climbing gyms fuel the active PNW lifestyle.
Professional
A hub for tech consultants, legal firms, and business services supporting the Eastside economy.
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