Outdoors in Seattle
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Alki Beach Park
Historic beach park with picnic tables, a restroom & a monument to the area's first white settlers.

Seattle Japanese Garden
3.5-acre formal garden with a cherry orchard, water features & teahouse hosting seasonal ceremonies.


Waterfront Park
Public park with a boardwalk & a pair of sculptures, plus views of the skyline & ships in drydock.


Woodland Park
Large recreational space featuring many courts & fields, plus picnicking areas & a dog run.


Carkeek Park
220 acres of forests, meadows, wetlands, creeks & beaches, with Puget Sound & mountain views.

Olympic National Forest
Camping, hiking, fishing & more, among canyons, rain forest, waterfalls, mountains & beaches.

Kubota Garden
Hilly 20-acre Japanese-style garden dating to 1927, with flowers, ponds, waterfalls & a moon bridge.
Alki Beach
Popular beach with views of Puget Sound, plus a walking path, volleyball courts & restaurants.

Lake Union Park
12-acre lakefront park with boat launch, model-boat pond, Center for Wooden Boats & spray features.


Cal Anderson Park
This historic recreational area hosts special events & has a jogging path, ball field & wading pool.

Washington Park Arboretum
On the shores of Lake Washington, this 230-acre preserve features rare trees & a Japanese garden.


Westlake Park
Centrally located shopping district sitting spot & town square with a play area & fountain.

Discovery Park
Seattle's largest green space features miles of rugged trails & beaches, plus views of the Sound.

Volunteer Park
Designated landmark includes a conservatory, a children's play area & the Seattle Asian Art Museum.

Golden Gardens Park
City park draws outdoor lovers for Puget Sound & mountain views, trails & a dog off-leash area.

Green Lake Park
Recreation area with trails, beach & boathouse, plus tennis courts, baseball fields & indoor pool.

Warren G. Magnuson Park
Leafy city park along the shores of Lake Washington, with historic art deco homes, wetlands & art.

Olympic Sculpture Park
An offshoot of the Seattle Art Museum, this park features numerous sculptures spread over 9 acres.

Lincoln Park
Rocky coastline adorned with playgrounds, BBQs, hiking & biking trails & a heated saltwater pool.

Gas Works Park
Former site of an oil plant is now a 20-acre park with picnic facilities & dramatic city views.