Sea kayak along the Puget Sound shoreline between Seahurst Park in Burien and Lincoln Park in West Seattle.

Seaquest State Park is a day use and camping park near Mount St. Helens, with one mile of wetland trail, and six miles of forested hiking trails.

A visit to the Seattle Art Museum to see the latest exhibits.

Visit the Art Deco building, the recently renovated 1933 original home of the Seattle Art Museum, that houses its Asian art collection and is located in Volunteer Park on Capitol Hill.

The Seattle Bouldering Project (Poplar) is a bouldering gym located in South Seattle.

The Seattle Bouldering Project (Fremont/Upper Walls) is a bouldering gym located in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle.

An arts, educational, tourism and entertainment center that is home of the International Fountain, Space Needle, Seattle Center Armory, MoPop, Chihuly Garden & Glass Museum, John T. Williams Memorial Totem Pole, Mural Amphitheatre, Key Arena, and Pacific Science Center.

Just east of downtown, Seattle's "CD" was a historically Black neighborhood. In a time of racist housing practices, the hilly Central District was a place to live if you were Black, Jewish ,or Asian. Walk and see, visit...what does one do and see here???

This is the embarkation point to Bremerton for campers heading to the Kitsap Forest Adventure Camp.

The Seattle Olmsted 50 and 70 routes run from the Ballard Locks to the Rainier Beach Playground and onward via West Seattle, Downtown and Discovery Park back to the Locks. The two trails pass through myriad Olmsted Parks and Boulevards. There are twelve 6-mile (10k) sections, each with maps, turn-by-turn directions, and a gpx file. Each of the 12 sections now includes a Loop Option which follow the standard directions until circling back to the start via a novel, shorter route. The 75 mile (120 km) urban trail joins a national network of other large city trails designed for urban walkers.

A strenuous city hike of Seattle's parks and view points, ~20 miles and ~1,500 feet of elevation gain.

The Central Library in downtown Seattle has unique architecture with many photography opportunities and space for meetings and events including the Microsoft Auditorium.

Located in the Columbia City Landmark District and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this neighborhood branch of the Seattle Public Library System offers meeting space to the public as well as views of Columbia Park.

A neighborhood branch of the Seattle Public Library System that offers meeting space to the community.

One of the most heavily used branches in the library system, this facility has a large children's area with family friendly seating.

Enjoy a walk along the the Elliott Bay Trail, the Seattle waterfront, and downtown Seattle taking in some of the many attractions including the Seattle Great Wheel, Seattle Aquarium, and Olympic Sculpture Park. Or sea kayak in Elliot Bay and paddle through the underground tunnel through the Seattle Sea Wall enjoying beautiful views of Seattle's waterfront, the Seattle Port, and ferries.

Walk Seattle and discover the many lively libraries the city offers along with many other hidden gems.

A series of 5-10 mile one-way urban walking routes that visit all of Seattle's 89 P-Patch community gardens, a few incidental community gardens, and one urban farm.

Second Beach is an easy, 4 mile backpack trip with 350 ft in elevation gain. You can go on nice walks further down the beaches from the campsites.

Second Mother Mountain is a scramble of 8 miles with 3,000 feet of gain.