How to get from Lake Cassidy to Markham by bus and train?

From Lake Cassidy to Markham by bus and train

To get from Lake Cassidy to Markham in Seattle - Tacoma, WA, you’ll need to take 4 bus lines and one train line: take the 280 bus from Hwy 92 & 44th St NE station to Everett Station - D4 station. Next, you’ll have to switch to the CASCADES train, then the 94 bus, then the 40 bus and finally take the 70 bus from Aberdeen Transit Center station to Johns River Bridge Southbound station. The total trip duration for this route is approximately 9 hr 30 min.

570min
Bus - 280
280
Train - CASCADESCASCADES
Bus - 9494
Bus - 4040
Bus - 7070
Leaves from Hwy 92 & 44th St NE

Step by Step

  • 1
    Start from bus station
    Start from bus station
    Lake Cassidy
  • 2
    Bus - 280280
    Wait for bus
    280
    Everett
  • 3
    Ride to bus station
    Ride to bus station
    Everett Station - D4
    45 min
  • 4
    Walk to train station
    Walk to train station
    Everett Station
    60 yd • 1 min
  • 5
    Train - CASCADESCASCADES
    Wait for train
    CASCADES
    Union Station (Portland, Or) # 517
  • 6
    Ride to train station
    Ride to train station
    Centennial Station (Olympia-Lacey)
    177 min
  • 7
    Walk to bus station
    Walk to bus station
    Amtrak Station
    140 yd • 2 min
  • 8
    Bus - 9494
    Wait for bus
    94
    Inbound
  • 9
    Ride to bus station
    Ride to bus station
    Olympia Transit Center
    38 min
  • 10
    Walk to bus station
    Walk to bus station
    Olympia Transit Center
    90 yd • 2 min
  • 11
    Bus - 4040
    Wait for bus
    40
    Aberdeen Transit Center
  • 12
    Ride to bus station
    Ride to bus station
    Aberdeen Transit Center
    95 min
  • 13
    Bus - 7070
    Wait for bus
    70
    Grayland
  • 14
    Ride to bus station Johns River Bridge Southbound
    Ride to bus station
    Johns River Bridge Southbound
    21 min
*Duration based on 8am traffic
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Public transit directions from Lake Cassidy to Markham

The distance between Lake Cassidy, Seattle - Tacoma, WA and Markham, Seattle - Tacoma, WA is approximately 190.14 mi, which can typically be travelled in 570 min. Moovit will show you the directions from Lake Cassidy to Markham by bus and train, so no matter how you choose to travel in Seattle - Tacoma, WA – you will always have plenty of easy options.

Public transit stations close to Lake Cassidy

Lake Cassidy is located at Lake Cassidy, Seattle - Tacoma, WA and the nearest public transit station is Hwy 92 & 44th St NE.

Bus stations close to Lake Cassidy:

  • Hwy 92 & 44th St NE
  • Hwy 92 & 127th Dr NE

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Questions & Answers

  • What is the fastest way to get from Lake Cassidy to Markham?

    The fastest way takes 570 minutes, using Bus line 280, Train line CASCADES, Bus line 94, Bus line 40, Bus line 70.

  • Is there a direct bus between Lake Cassidy and Markham in Seattle - Tacoma, WA?

    No, you’ll have to take 4 bus lines and one train line in total. The total travelling time is 9 hr 30 min.

  • Which bus line goes from Lake Cassidy to Markham in Seattle - Tacoma, WA?

    The 280 bus line goes from Everett station near Lake Cassidy to Everett Station - D4 station. From there you’ll have to take one bus line and one train line till Everett Station - D4 station near Markham in Seattle - Tacoma, WA

  • How long does it take to travel from Lake Cassidy to Markham in Seattle - Tacoma, WA by bus and train?

    The total travel time between Lake Cassidy and Markham in Seattle - Tacoma, WA by bus and train is about 9 hr 30 min.

  • Where do I get on the bus near Lake Cassidy to get to Markham in Seattle - Tacoma, WA?

    Get on the 280 bus from the Everett stop near Lake Cassidy in Seattle - Tacoma, WA.

  • Where do I get off the bus when travelling between Lake Cassidy and Markham in Seattle - Tacoma, WA?

    Get off the bus at the Everett Station - D4 stop, which is closest to Markham in Seattle - Tacoma, WA.

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