Walking by the Beach

Seattle, Washington

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Distance

2 miles

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Out-and-Back

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Take a phenomenom walk by the beach through wonderful views like sunsets and waves around.

If you are looking for a park to relax and walk around, Carkeek is the park for you. The park is located on the city of Shoreline WA is about a 2 miles walk around the coast. It is very easy to walk around with a railroad and bridge to cross if you need to.

The best part about Carkeek is that is near the ocean and very quite park surround it by trees. It is very peaceful perfect time to spend with family and friends. you can bring a blanket and spend the day waiting for the sunset. you will feel like you are away from everybody and have all the space you need.

After you decide to go back home, it is important to capture some memories you made during the time you spend. The park has a playground for kids and bathrooms if need it. Be cautious from the railroad and have a great time at the park next to the ocean.

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Bathrooms

Beach

Dog Friendly

Easy Parking

Family Friendly

Forest

Picnic Area

Romantic

Scenic

ADA Accessible

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