Go Strollers !!

• Getting There
  Green Lake Park
  7201 Green Lake Trail, Seattle, WA 98115

• Distance and Travel Time (from downtown Seattle): 5.7 miles (15 min)

• Trip Type: Outing

• Parking
  Use the parking lot at the Green Lake Community Center, Green Lake Aqua Theater or Seattle Public Theatre or park on the street.

• More Info
  Check the link below for more information.
  http://www.seattle.gov/parks/find/parks/green-lake-park

• When to Go
  Any time of year (Great park to enjoy year round but can be chilly on windy days in winter and spring)

• Things to Do
  Walk or jog on the path, animal watching (ducks – ducklings in spring, turtles, throwing pebbles in the water, playground, sports (soccer, badminton, frisbees, etc.) and relaxing on the grassy areas (picnics, etc.), enjoying seasonal blooms, bikes/scooters/skates, boating, canoeing, fishing, swimming, etc.

• Tips
  1) The 2.8 mile (4.5 km) loop path along the lake may be tiring for the little ones, so start the walk from a point that is not too far from the playground. After the kids play, they can relax with a snack in the stroller while you walk the rest of the loop or head back.
  2) It can get pretty chilly even on sunny days if there is wind so be sure to take along a jacket, hat and mittens.

• Other Months
  – [February in Seattle] Winter in Green Lake Park
  – [March in Seattle] Spring in Green Lake Park
  – [April in Seattle] Spring in Green Lake Park
  – [May in Seattle] Spring in Green Lake Park
  – [June in Seattle] Summer in Green Lake Park
  – [July in Seattle] Summer in Green Lake Park
  – [September in Seattle] Fall in Green Lake Park
  – [October in Seattle] Fall in Green Lake Park
  – [November in Seattle] Fall in Green Lake Park

Winter Walk

Winter Lake

Ducks & Seagulls