One of the greatest things about living in the Pacific Northwest is the abundance of city and public parks. Scattered throughout Seattle, you’re never too far away from a great place where you can take a quick walk and clear your head, or enjoy a beautiful view. Seattle parks consistently rank as the highest in the US which is why we’ve has gathered together the top ten Best Seattle parks for you to check out.
Here are our top ten Best Seattle Parks
1) Green Lake Park (Our Vote For Best Seattle Park)
Located off of E. Green ave, Green Lake Park offers you a variety of trails that you can walk your dog without worrying about getting bored with the scenery. Seattle’s parks are a great way to relax and Green Lake Park is (in our opinion) the best! Good for – Running, walking, roller blading, playing catch, kayaking, paddle boarding, etc.
Here’s the map
2) Alki Beach Park
If you’re looking for a beach park to take your dog to, Alki Beach Park is a great choice for you and your pup. Located 1702 Alki Ave, Alki Beach Park is near Elliot’s Oyster House and various other delicious restaurants that you can eat at first and then take a relaxing walk in while digesting your meal.
Here’s the map
3) Warren G. Magnuson Park
Named for Senator Warren G. Magnuson, there are spectacular views of Mt. Raineer as well as a full calendar of events for you to participate in year round.
Here’s the map
4) Washington Park Arboretum
The Washington Park Arboretum is huge. You can spend all day at this spectacular park and still not see everything. Schedule a day and explore it by foot, or even by canoe!
Here’s the map
5) Burke-Gilman Trail
If you’re looking for a great place to ride your bike, look no further than the Burke-Gilman Trail.
Here’s the map (starts in multiple locations)
6) Golden Gardens Park
Located at 8498 Seaview Pl, Golden Gardens Park is a great place http://www.redlemonclub.com/retin-accutane/ to take a date and set up a picnic for a romantic getaway. Known for having some of Seattle’s best sunsets.
Here’s the map
7) Gas Works Park
Located on the former site of the Seattle Gas Light Company, the lot was converted into a park in 1962 and since then has served as a great location to sit by the bay and enjoy the water.
Here’s the map
8) Hiram M. Chittenden locks
If you’re looking for a place to watch the boats go through the locks, look no further than Hiram M. Chittenden Locks. This park is a great place to relax after a long day and watch the Salmon run in the spring.
Here’s the map
9) Discovery Park
With over two miles of beach trails and nine miles of footpaths for you to hike and keep in shape, Discovery Park is a great place for you to excersise and check out the incredible views of the Pacific ocean.
Here’s the map
10) Northwest Trek Wildlife Park
This is more of an attraction than a normal city park, but you don’t want to pass up an opportunity to take a stress free 50 minute tram ride through a 715 acre Seattle park. There you can spot over 200 varieties of animals and birds.
Here’s the map
If you have any parks that YOU think should be on this list, let us know.
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