Seattle's parks offer a refreshing escape into nature, with scenic views, tranquil trails, and a chance to unwind amidst the city's vibrant outdoor beauty. Here's a list I've curated of some of my favorite parks!
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Green Lake Park in Seattle offers a serene escape with its scenic walking trail, peaceful waters, and vibrant community atmosphere.
Green Lake Park - Seattle.gov
Visiting the Washington Park Arboretum is a peaceful retreat, where you can explore diverse plant collections and enjoy beautiful views.
Washington Park Arboretum
Ravenna Park is a tranquil urban oasis, perfect for strolling a forest and enjoying the peaceful park, but still within the city.
Ravenna Park
The Olympic Sculpture Park in Seattle offers a unique blend of art and nature, with stunning sculptures set against breathtaking views of the waterfront and mountains.
Olympic Sculpture Park
Warren G. Magnuson Park is a spacious lakeside park, ideal for outdoor activities, picnics, and enjoying scenic views of Lake Washington. Not to mention there's a huge dog park!
Warren G. Magnuson Park
Visiting Seward Park is a great way to connect with nature, offering beautiful walking trails, a serene lakeside, and views of Mount Rainier.
Seward Park
Gas Works Park offers a unique blend of history and nature, with panoramic views of the Seattle skyline and Lake Union. Keep an eye out for goose droppings!
Gas Works Park
This was one of the first parks I went to in the Seattle area and I was not disappointed! This park has a beach, a creek, short hikes, and amazing views!! You have to check it out!
