Friday, September 4, 2009

Sightseeing Part VII

The Natural World Part III

This is actually an omission from the Seattle City Parks post. One more city park that we left off the list is the Arboretum. It is 230 acres of trees etc. in Seattle. While not a wholly natural setting, it displays many native and non native species including the California Redwood. Admission is free, and it is even a nice short drive if you don't wish to get out of the car. There are trails and a Japanese Garden (which has an entrance fee.)

Also, renting a kayak from Agua Verde or canoe from the University of Washington can allow you to paddle around the lower reaches of the arboretum which is a nice way to see some of the arboretum.

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