Seattle Parks For Beautiful Fall Colors
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Explore the map in the DocentPro app8 parks in Seattle: Washington Park Arboretum, Volunteer Park, Green Lake, and 5 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Jeff Reynolds | Seattle & Eastside Real Estate Agent.

Washington Park Arboretum
Park
4.8
• Explore 230 acres designed for fall colors. • Features one of North America's largest Japanese maple collections. • Best for a mid-week visit. • Free admission.

Volunteer Park
City park
4.8
• Offers wide lawns and mature shade trees. • Visit the Conservatory for a warm retreat. ✓ Conservatory is open Tuesday to Sunday.

Green Lake
Place
• Walk 2.8 flat, paved miles with trees turning gold by early October. • Ideal first stop of the fall season. • Best on a foggy morning.

Discovery Park
Park
4.8
• Seattle's largest park with 534 acres of forest, meadow, and bluff. • The 2.8-mile loop trail shows stunning yellow, orange, and red trees. • Overlooks the Sound.

Seward Park
Place
• Immerse yourself in 300 acres of old-growth forest. • Peninsula location on Lake Washington with a 2.4-mile paved loop. • Golden foliage reflects beautifully on the water.
Southeast Issaquah-Fall City Road
Place
• Scenic drive with rolling farmland and expansive pumpkin patches. • See golden trees along the river. • Stop at Remlinger Farms for cider.

Bellevue Botanical Garden
Park
4.7
• Showcases the Eastside's best fall colors. • Start with the Yao Japanese Garden. • Cross the suspension bridge over the ravine. • Free admission, open dawn to dusk.

Kubota Garden
Garden
4.7
• Features 140 maple varieties, 11 ponds, and two red bridges. • Peak fall color extends into mid-November. • Best to see Japanese maples at golden hour.
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