Trail to Treasure

 The Trail to Treasure brings to life a collection of stories about Seattle's Pioneer Square Historic District. By following the walking tour indicated on a free map available at several locations throughout the district, including the Klondike Gold Rush National Park at 319 S. Jackson St., visitors can explore at their leisure the history of the city's oldest neighborhood .

Starting at the Klondike Park, the Trail to Treasure map identifies 16 special places and events that helped shape the history and development of Pioneer Square, the city of Seattle, and the greater Puget Sound region.

 

Although the Trail to Treasure map designates specific starting and ending points, visitors may choose to pick up the trail at any of the featured stops.

The Trail to Treasure concept, a project of The Alliance for Pioneer Square, and funded by the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, National Park Service Rivers, Trails & Conservation Assistance Program, 4Culture, The City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, Bill Spiedel's Underground Tour, The Waterlines Project, MOHAI, The Portico Group, Collins Woerman, members of the Trail to Treasure Advisory Board, and stakeholders of Pioneer Square.

As the Trail to Treasure project matures, stops and stories may evolve. To learn more about future implementation ideas, please refer to the master plan at http://www.trail2treasure.org