Seattle Autumn Scenery Guide 🍁🍂 Green Lake

🌟Seattle’s autumn is breathtakingly beautiful, but it’s also incredibly short. The gloomy rainy season can arrive at any moment, so everyone should take advantage of the sunny days to get out and about. This guide recommends the best spots for enjoying autumn, all within easy reach in the Green Lake and Ballard areas. 🌟 Everyone in Seattle knows Green Lake. In spring, you can admire the flowers, and in autumn, you can enjoy the red leaves. The scenery is most beautiful at sunset when the sunshine casts a golden hue on the fallen leaves. The calm lake is only disturbed by the ripples left by the mallards swimming by, and on the other side of the lake, there’s a colorful autumn landscape. Looking up, you see “the sunset clouds and solitary wild ducks flying together, the autumn water blending with the sky in a single color” (okay, I’m running out of words again). If you don’t visit Green Lake on a sunny autumn day, you’ll definitely regret it. 🌟Woodland Park Zoo is near Green Lake and is a pretty nice zoo (for some reason, tech companies like to hold events here). However, if you’re just there to see the red leaves, you don’t even need to go inside the zoo. The free parks nearby, and even the zoo’s parking lot and the street in front of the entrance, are great places to see the red leaves and take beautiful photos. 🌟The last spot I’ll mention is not a park, but a street. It’s Market Street in Ballard. The trees lining this broad street all don their autumn attire at the same time. You don’t have to go there specifically for the scenery, but if you happen to pass by this street, you’ll definitely be amazed by its beauty. #Seattle