킹 카운티‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

It's interesting name comes from the language of the local people who lived there first. This park helps protect the land where the water meets the shore. This habitat is very important for many animals and plants. Birds come here to find food and rest. Small creatures live in the mud and sand. Even fish use this area when they are young. The plants that grow here help keep the water clean and give shelter to animals.

The park's name comes from the language of the local people who lived there first. This park helps protect the land where the water meets the shore. This habitat is very important for many animals and plants. 1 Birds come here to find food and rest. Small creatures live in the mud and sand. Even fish use this area when they are young. The plants that grow here help keep the water clean and give shelter to animals.

Fantastic ride now that the trail is finally complete!

What a great place to stop and smell the roses - figuratively - in the middle of Seattle! And MOHAI is well worth an afternoon visit.

Don't forget the P-Patch to the West!

Right off the Burke Gilman Trail - a bit of a steep hill to the beach, but worth it. Good swimming beach in the summer.

Of the two bridge trails across Lake Washington, this one is probably the LOUDEST. It has the best view from the West Portal and is a bit hillier along Mercer Island.

It's a fun ride around the park and into Lake Washington. On a clear day, look to the South for views of Mt. Rainier. The trail narrows on the East side - careful for pedestrians wandering zombie-like as they gaze out at the lake. Frequent use of your bicycle bell is highly recommended.