- This 13-acre Snohomish County park in Bothell offers about a mile of trails, all of them wide, paved and ADA accessible. The park has a lot of open grassy areas, other areas where the trails pass through forest, and it has a large playground area. Wherever possible, native vegetation has been replanted or maintained. As in any urban park, it is easy to make your own adventure. Or, if you prefer to follow a suggested route, you could try the following loop.
- Seattle–Bainbridge Ferry (wa100.dnr.wa.gov)
The ferry ride from Seattle to Bainbridge Island is the busiest route in the State ferry system. Every year, more than 6 million people use this ferry as a convenient way to get from Seattle to the more rural areas west of Puget Sound. The ferry ride lets passengers take in sweeping views of downtown Seattle from Elliott Bay and maybe even see a porpoise or two. But the path of the ferry also follows one of the most well-hidden geologic features of the Seattle area: the Seattle Fault.
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