Walked the Tanner Landing park trails Sunday morning.  Parking is free and plentiful.  There is a single sanican at the main lot in decent condition.  Watch out for the access road - lots of big potholes, take it slow unless you have a stadium truck or something.  The trails around the property are in good condition with no specific issues.  There is also easy access to the Snoqualmie Valley trail here and makes a good jumping off point.  Lots of nice views of Mt Si, the middle fork of the Snoqualmie River, east farther up the valley etc.  The one major change from the last time I was here several years ago is that the whole southern border is a bunch of new condos where it was vacant previously - ahh, progress.  A nice little walk with river access and nice views if you are in the area.  

Came to the park from North Bend. Lots of new home construction in the area so we didn’t find the actual parking area - but found a spot in a new section that gave access to the field and trail to river. Lovely spot. Lots of cars in the actual lot so everyone else seemed to have the right directions. 

Beautiful views of mountains.  A lovely place to take photos and take a quiet stroll.  Others' dogs playing off leash.  Good river access and water is shallow but rocks are slippery for dogs so they couldn't play as easily in the water.  When you turn onto Mt Si SE, immediately be watching on your right for the sign to turn into the park.  

Nice quick walk with the dog on a leash. Other dogs on trail were leashed by owners. Trail was eroded along the river in a couple spots but easy to maneuver around.

Quick afternoon walkabout through Tanner Landing Park and along part of the Snoqualmie Valley trail.

Started at the parking lot off SE North Bend Way. Ate some berries to ensure we had enough energy for the walk (mixed reaction...probably need a little more time to get sweeter). Headed across the street and down to Tanner Landing.

Walked on the small dirt trail you see just to your right off Snoqualmie Valley trail that takes you through the trees and along the river. After a few quick pit stops along the river continued down to Ballarat Ave and headed back.

The trail is in good shape. Many berries along the way and still some flowers here and there.

Stats:

• 4.67 miles
• 63 ft vertical
• 1:30:38 walking