Seattle's Must-Visit Spots in Autumn 🍂

❶ Mount Rainier National Park Autumn at Mount Rainier offers not only vibrant maple leaves but also a stunning combination of snow-capped peaks and serene lakes. From the highlands of the Paradise area, you can gaze down at fiery maple forests 🍁 encircling the snowy summit 🏔️, creating a layered and breathtaking view. At sunset, the golden glow of the sun bathes the maple leaves, contrasting sharply with the cool tones of the mountain—perfect for capturing stunning photos! 📸 🚘 Drive: ~2 hours ❷ Snoqualmie Falls In autumn, the waterfall resembles a magnificent oil painting 🖼️. The water cascades down with a refreshing chill carried by the autumn breeze. The surrounding maple trees burst into a mix of red, yellow, and orange, framing the falls naturally. It’s an ideal day trip for leaf-peeping! The best photo spot is the observation deck, where you can see the mist from the falls mingling with the colorful foliage. When sunlight hits the mist, you might even catch a rainbow! 🌈 🚘 Drive: ~40 minutes ❸ Washington Park Arboretum Experience the essence of autumn without leaving the city! This urban gem boasts a rich variety of maple trees, ranging from golden yellow to fiery red, making it perfect for a family autumn outing ⛺. Strolling along paths carpeted with fallen leaves feels like stepping into a fairytale. 🚘 Drive: ~15 minutes ❹ Leavenworth This charming German-style village looks like something out of a storybook in autumn. The red and yellow maple leaves complement the Alpine architecture, creating a romantic and unique atmosphere 💖. It’s most famous for its Oktoberfest in October and Christmas shops in winter. Front Street, lined with distinctly German buildings, is perfect for a leisurely walk and photos 📸. Don’t forget to try traditional German sausages, pork knuckles, and other delicacies! 🚘 Drive: ~2 hours #Seattle #SeattleArea #SeattleLife #SeattleWeekend #SeattleTravel #SeattleDayTrips #SeattleAutumn