This park is so beautiful, clean, and fantastic. The first part of the park is a beautiful coastal beach with an outstanding view of Bellevue. The second park combines trails and wooden roads for hikers, trailers, and bikers. I felt relaxed and calm when I first visited this park. It felt like I had left my busy life and all the hassle behind. There are many parking lots, so you need to worry about that. The only downside I see is that there is no restroom, so it may be easy for men to find a private space and pee, but how about women? Overall, I highly recommend this park to anyone to relax after a tired and...
Read moreThe main reason for the five stars is the free tea someone leaves out for cyclists (CP is mostly a bike route that connects to the I-90 Trail, though cars use it too--it's super mossy in there!). There were two rather sophisticated, very fresh teas, some glasses, and several lawn chairs. From what I'm told, the tea is almost always there, especially on weekends. There is also an incredible view of Mt. Rainier from that spot! It is on a switchback, so tough to see it or stop on the way down, but it's towards the bottom, near the water, just off Lake...
Read moreColman Park, nestled along the shores of Lake Washington in Seattle, offers a serene escape from the urban bustle. With its lush greenery, walking trails, and scenic views of the lake and Mount Rainier, it's a favorite spot for picnics, leisurely strolls, and dog walks. The park's historical Olmsted design adds to its charm, while amenities like benches, picnic tables, and a playground enhance its family-friendly appeal. A must-visit for nature lovers seeking tranquility...
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