Redmond Travel Guide

The city of Redmond is found on the Sammamish River and is often known for being the home of Microsoft. However, there's also a lot of fun and recreation offered for nature enthusiasts. Redmond is a city in King County and if you're looking for outdoor pursuits, you'll definitely find them in one of Redmond’s 46 green parks. There are over 59 miles of fantastic trails where you can enjoy the greenery, hike, and cycle. Redmond is famous for its bike race on the city streets every year, which has earned the city the name of the 'Bicycle Capital of the Northwest'. There are also golf coursess and plenty of fine-dining to casual restaurants for the evenings.

Things to Do in Redmond

If you're a fan of technology, stop by the Microsoft Visitor Center to find out more about the tech giant. Learn about the history of the company, as well as check out the first computer built and the latest gadgets to be released. For shopaholics, keep up with the latest trends at Redmond Town Center, which boasts over 110 shops, along with restaurants and entertainment. At Marymoor Park, you can explore over 650 acres of green space, including 11 miles of trails. Grab your hiking or biking gear and head out or take your furry friend to the dog park.

Best Places to Stay in Redmond

There are lots of hotels and inn from names that you will recognize in Downtown Redmond.

Best Time to Visit Redmond

July is a lively month to visit the city since this is when the Redmond Derby Days are held. The annual bike race also boasts entertainment, and a parade and carnival for all ages to enjoy. The weather is at its best during July, August, and September in Redmond.