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This area served as a staging area for the construction of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and was later donated by Harold Woodworth. Within the park, you can find a bell from the USS Tacoma from WWI and a memorial dedicated to the memory of 162 residents who lost their lives in the war.

This is a 28-acre park boasting one of the largest lakes within city limits, with nearby tunnels dating back to the late 1800s. It is believed that these tunnels, whose creators remain unknown, were possibly made by Chinese immigrants to drain the swamp for agriculture, giving the park its name. Despite the mystery surrounding the tunnels' origins, this area boasts a rich history and stunning natural surroundings.

This area served as a staging area for the construction of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and was later donated by Harold Woodworth. Within the park, you can find a bell from the USS Tacoma from WWI and a memorial dedicated to the memory of 162 residents who lost their lives in the war.

The Tacoma Narrows Bridge consists of a pair of suspension bridges spanning the Puget Sound, with the original bridge being constructed in July 1940 and subsequently collapsing in November of the same year, drawing significant attention from experts in the field, leading to its reconstruction in the 1950s, and offering impressive views over the Puget Sound.

Tacoma's sole beach park on the west side, it features various amenities including a water park, community center, and a beach, providing multiple spots to unwind and savor the waterfront views.

This paved trail provides breathtaking views of the Chamber Bay Golf Course and the Puget Sound, and as you reach the end, you have the choice to either follow the paved path or head down to the beach section and continue from there.