Seattle's Best Spots for Autumn Foliage 🍁

November, late autumn, brings chilly winds but the autumn colors remain. You don’t need to travel far to national or state parks to encounter the beauty of fall. 1⃣ Kubota Garden A Japanese garden near South Seattle with over 140 varieties of maple trees. Designed by Japanese landscape artist Fujitaro Kubota, the vibrant autumn colors add a unique charm to this serene garden. 🚗: 20-minute drive from the University of Washington 🍁: Open for fall color tours on two weekends each autumn. Check the official website for specific dates. 2⃣ Green Lake A park close to the University of Washington. There’s nothing more delightful than a lakeside stroll here during autumn. 🚗: 8-minute drive from the University of Washington 3⃣ Washington Park Arboretum Located near the University of Washington, this park not only offers colorful autumn foliage but is also one of only three places in Seattle where you can spot golden larks. A perfect hiking destination without leaving the city. 🚗: 5-minute drive from the University of Washington 4⃣ Seattle Japanese Garden Situated within the Washington Park Arboretum, this Japanese garden charges an $8 admission fee. It is open Tuesday to Sunday. No reservation is needed on weekdays, but reservations are required on weekends. 🚗: 5-minute drive from the University of Washington 5⃣ Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park A popular spot near Renton for viewing autumn leaves in Seattle, perfect for photography 📷. The lush red foliage paints the entire path in vibrant hues, creating a truly mesmerizing sight! 🚗: 26-minute drive from the University of Washington #SeattleLife #SeattleWeekend#Autumn#Seattle#Seattle guide