Lakeside School is easily accessible by auto on Interstate 5, which runs through the heart of Seattle. Northbound from the downtown area, the campuses can be accessed by exiting either NE 130th or NE 145th and heading west to 1st Ave. NE. The campuses are between these two major east/west streets. See the maps on this site as a reference, or if you would like, visit Mapquest for driving directions from ANYWHERE.
	Metro information and programs are outlined on the web site provided by the King County Transit system: http://transit.metrokc.gov/ Custom bus routes operate for Lakeside students. For more information call Lakeside’s Custom Bus Information line, 206-440-2801. The following bus companies provide service to and from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport: Metro/King County Transit Airport Express by Grayline
	Train service offers connections to many destinations in the British Columbia, Canada, to Portland, Eugene, and south along the Pacific Coast. Information about Amtrak Cascades destinations, services and amenities aboard their custom-designed trains is available on their web site: http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/pubtran/AmtrakCascades/
	Seatac Airport serves the entire Puget Sound area. For Port of Seattle information, airport and flight information, and a map of the Seatac airport: http://www.portseattle.org/
	The Washington State Ferry system, the largest in the United States, provides access from the Key Peninsula and many island communities in Northwestern Washington. Ferries are a part of life in Seattle; regular daily ferries operate from downtown to Vashon, Bremerton, and Bainbridge. The Seattle docks, located on Alaskan Way just below the Pike Place Market on the downtown waterfront are a wonderful place to visit. Many frequently asked questions about ferry travel can be answered by visiting: http://www.ferrytravel.com/seattle.htm Edmonds, a smaller community only 15 minutes (by highway) north of Seattle, also serves the communities north of the downtown Seattle area. Washington State ferries operate daily sailings connecting Edmonds to Kingston. For more information on the community of Edmonds and its ferry schedules: http://www.ferrytravel.com/edmonds.htm
	Seattle Transportation's (SEATRAN) Bicycle Program has developed urban trails throughout the city. Many Seattleites use bicycling for recreation or transportation, and several Lakeside faculty & staff bike to work. From the south, Lakeside is easily accessible from 5th St. NE, 1st Ave. NE, 8th Ave. NW. Check out SEATRAN's web site for more information on Seattle's multi-use trails, bike lanes, routes,and arterials, and pedestrian paths.

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