Opened in 2007, this trail connects the Beacon Hill neighborhood with the Rainier Beach area using the greenbelt under large powerlines. Along the way, one passes by several large (and very productive) P-Patch gardens. As the trail meanders up and down the ridgeline hills, one has views of the Cascades, the Olympics, Mount Rainier and Lake Washington.
There are some sections where the route takes one onto sidewalks on the south end of the trail through the New Holly Neighborhood and again near the Rainier Beach Light Rail Station. There are a couple of short sections (two blocks each) where you walk in the road without a sidewalk, though these are small side streets without much traffic. It is very well-signed. Share the trail with bicyclists — this is a popular route for two-wheeled recreationists, too.
Some sections are mostly flat, while others have short, steep up-and-down hills.
The trail ends near Kubota Gardens, though you need to walk around to the other side to enter the gardens (add 0.8 mile by going left on 51st, then right on Renton Ave S at the stop sign).