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Redmond, Washington
Redmond, a suburb of Seattle, is located in King County approximately 4 miles from Kirkland, 5 miles from Bellevue and 20 minutes from downtown Seattle. Best known as home to Microsoft and Nintendo, Redmond offers a positive business climate attracting all kinds of entrepreneurs. With over 25 miles of trails, it's easy to see why Redmond is known as "the bicycle capitol of the Northwest".
A popular weekend destination, Redmond offers many attractions including performing arts, theater, beautiful parks featuring Marymoor Park, a diverse park with a climbing wall, dog park, Velodrome and summer concert series plus much more. Shopping is a one of a kind experience with many unique shops in the Redmond Town Center and the historic downtown.
For wine lovers, Redmond is within a short driving distance to many of the wineries and tasting rooms where one can take a tour of the wineries or attend one of the many events located at the wineries.
For the outdoor enthusiast, Lake Sammamish and Lake Washington are within a couple of miles where you can enjoy paddling, boating or take a lake cruise. Winter provides snow activities such as skiing and snowboarding at Snoqualmie Pass which is about a half hour drive from Redmond.
With many different accommodations, activities, attractions, dining, and shopping, Redmond is an ideal spot for a vacation. Explore Redmond by clicking through the pages listed below and the links they provide to more detailed descriptions.
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