Myrtle Edwards Park

Beautiful park that has a park that is connected to Centennial Park. Sunset there was an absolute gift. Area felt very safe and picturesque and next to the bay. Yet another Seattle must.

This is a great urban park. It has three pocket beaches, walking and biking trails. Lots of benches and beautiful views. You can actually ride your bike from this park all the way to the Ballard Locks following the bike trail.

Breath taking view, with friendly trails for walking and cycling separately. You can see Olympic mountains and Mt. Rainier at a same place here, amazing!

One of Seattle faves. Goes on for what seems miles along the waterfront. Great place for a wuick or long walk, picnics, photography, riding a bike and de stressing. Can get mighty chilly real quick during sunsets due to the proximity of to the cold water of the puget sound.

Always an amazing time to walk alongside the water. On days you can see Olympic Mountains (such as most sunny or partly cloudy) go during sunset!!

I love coming here every weekend alone and listen to the water. It’s very peaceful.
The sunset is amazing.
Being to Seattle alone is depressing.
This place heals the soul with fresh air , evening breeze, rocks and sand.

Lovely park for jogger, cyclist and roller skater. Amazing view of the water body. Road is smooth and clean to go trail skating on the quad. Wasn’t too crowded when we were there.

Great waterfront Park right downtown. Hella cute dogs.

I love this path, just northwest of the city - starting near the SAM sculpture garden. It’s a short run from first hill/capital hill area, and makes for a breezy run up the coast to see the water. There are biking and walking paths, and lots of dogs. I got lucky and saw a wild sea lion! Such a treasure to have in the city when you can’t escape for the weekend.

Gorgeous park in the Belltown neighborhood of Seattle. Stretches all the way to the Magnolia district. Perfect for getting some exercise, catching a sunset or just hanging out.

Awesome park! Little piece of paradise in a big city. We enjoy, swimming, kayaking , walking, and lounging out there

Glorious! Fun, stimulating. The Puget Sound, the Sculptures, people dog walking, it's a fantastic place to walk or picnic. Or just to sit quietly on a bench and reflect as you look out on the Sound.

I enjoyed photographing a recent engaged couple here at this sweet park tucked in the city of Seattle! It's a bit tricky to find if you drive there and park on Elliott Ave, so I ended up parking at W Thomas St. and 3rd Ave W and then walked on the bride that crosses over Elliott Ave W (called the Elliott Bay Trail). Once we arrived, there's a long paved trail that extends up and down the coast of the Puget Sound. The park is well maintained, but we couldn't find bathrooms. There's a nice beach area with lost of driftwood and rocks to sit on to watch the amazing summer sunset. Would love to go back!

Always busy and beautiful. Watch out for bikes, scooters, runners, and all the wild homeless camped out during the summertime.

This is such a great Seattle park. Nice multi-use trail. Right on the water. Good grassy fields. A fountain. Aside from maybe wishing it had a playground, there's not too much more to want out of a park.

And it's one of my favorite bike trails in the city. It's so nice to ride along the water, and through the train yard in interbay. Just all around a solid park!

FAVORITE SPOT! I love coming out here with some coffee, a journal or a book! It's so chill but there are still people around!

There are three beaches! The first one is where people usually stop and sit. The second one is usually where I see a lot of dogs play. The third one which is a bit further is my favorite! That's where the picture is from!

A peaceful place to visit and take in the incredible beauty of Elliott Bay

What a gorgeous public resource this is! Walk the trail, dip down into a little alcove and let the waves lap your toes if you are so inclined and the weather warrants it. People watch, picnic, jog, bike, or roll on other wheels...you can go south into the waterfront piers and grab food or shop...you can go north up to the Expedia campus and enjoy some wilderness in the city...just fabulous.

A beautiful walk or ride by along the water's edge. Elliott Bay Trail is a perfect path for a relaxing getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city and the Myrtle Edwards Park area is absolutely beautiful!

Beautiful, perfect place to enjoy the views of the bay. Running and cycling trails are both separate from each other and well maintained! So glad I came here for a run on my brief trip to Seattle, and I hope to be back!