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Get InspiredNorth AmericaUnited StatesWashingtonSeattleMyrtle Edwards Park

Myrtle Edwards Park

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City Park·Peaceful, Scenic, Active
Myrtle Edwards Park
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Myrtle Edwards Park
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Myrtle Edwards Park
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Myrtle Edwards Park
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Myrtle Edwards Park
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Myrtle Edwards Park
Photo by Taras Tsugrii from Google Places
Myrtle Edwards Park
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Myrtle Edwards Park
Photo by Nuthapol Suppakitjarak from Google Places
Myrtle Edwards Park
Photo by Carrie Class from Google Places
Myrtle Edwards Park
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Stretching along the Elliott Bay shoreline, Myrtle Edwards Park is one of Seattle's most beloved urban escapes. The park is celebrated for its long, narrow layout that provides unobstructed views of the Olympic Mountains and, on clear days, the majestic Mount Rainier. Visitors can enjoy a small beach area with driftwood logs or utilize the well-maintained paths that are conveniently split to accommodate both walkers and cyclists. Its location just west of the Olympic Sculpture Park makes it an easy addition to a downtown itinerary, offering a more tranquil, nature-focused experience compared to the bustling city center. Whether you're looking for a vigorous jog or a quiet place to watch the ferries glide across the sound, this park delivers a quintessential Pacific Northwest atmosphere.

Stretching along the Elliott Bay shoreline, Myrtle Edwards Park is one of Seattle's most beloved urban escapes. The park is celebrated for its long, narrow layout that provides unobstructed views of the Olympic Mountains and, on clear days, the majestic Mount Rainier. Visitors can enjoy a small beach area with driftwood logs or utilize the well-maintained paths that are conveniently split to accommodate both walkers and cyclists. Its location just west of the Olympic Sculpture Park makes it an easy addition to a downtown itinerary, offering a more tranquil, nature-focused experience compared to the bustling city center. Whether you're looking for a vigorous jog or a quiet place to watch the ferries glide across the sound, this park delivers a quintessential Pacific Northwest atmosphere.

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Address
3130 Alaskan Way,Seattle, WA 98121, USA
Websiteseattle.gov
Phone(206) 684-4075
Hours
Open now
Open 24 hours

Highlights

  • Separated paths for cyclists and pedestrians.

  • Iconic views of the Olympic Mountains and Mount Rainier.

  • Direct access to the shoreline with driftwood seating.

  • Expansive grassy areas perfect for picnics.

  • Seamless connection to the Olympic Sculpture Park.

Best For

Scenic waterfront walks and sunset views over the mountains.

Time of Day

Lunch, Dinner

Occasion Tags

Solo, Family, Locals, Tourists, Date Night

Reviews

4.7
Excellent1,7 K reviews

Myrtle Edwards Park is widely regarded by reviewers as one of the premier urban parks in Seattle, celebrated for its stunning shoreline trails and iconic views. Visitors frequently highlight the convenience of the split paths, which provide a safe and organized space for both pedestrians and cyclists. The park offers breathtaking vistas of Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains, and Mount Rainier, making it a top spot for photography and nature watching. Many visitors enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, utilizing the expansive grassy lawns for picnics or relaxing on driftwood logs by the water. Its location adjacent to the Olympic Sculpture Park is often mentioned as a highlight, allowing for a seamless transition from art to nature. Overall, the sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, with many calling it a hidden gem that offers a perfect escape from the city's hustle.

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Location

Interbay, Seattle, Washington, United States
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Olympic Sculpture Park

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