Myrtle Edwards Park: Seattle's Waterfront Escape
Escape to Seattle's waterfront at Myrtle Edwards Park: scenic trails, stunning views, and a breath of fresh air by Elliott Bay.
Myrtle Edwards Park, a 4.8-acre waterfront park in Seattle, offers a scenic escape with stunning views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains [2, 12]. A 1.25-mile paved path welcomes walkers, joggers, and cyclists along Elliott Bay [2, 14]. Named after city councilmember Myrtle Edwards, the park provides a refreshing natural space close to downtown [20, 16].
A brief summary to Myrtle Edwards Park
- 3130 Alaskan Way, Seattle, Interbay, Washington, 98121, US
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- Monday 12 am-12 am
- Tuesday 12 am-12 am
- Wednesday 12 am-12 am
- Thursday 12 am-12 am
- Friday 12 am-12 am
- Saturday 12 am-12 am
- Sunday 12 am-12 am
Local tips
- Bring a camera to capture the stunning views of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound, especially during sunset [11].
- Walk or bike the entire 1.25-mile paved path to fully experience the park's beauty and art installations [2, 14].
- Pack a picnic to enjoy on the grassy areas while taking in the waterfront scenery [10].
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Getting There
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Walking
From the Olympic Sculpture Park, head north along Alaskan Way [2, 7]. Myrtle Edwards Park is directly adjacent, offering a seamless transition to the waterfront path. No costs involved.
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Public Transport
From downtown Seattle, several bus routes (17, 24, 32, 33, D Line) stop near Myrtle Edwards Park [3, 8]. The nearest bus stop is typically Elliott Ave W & 4th Ave W, a short walk to the park entrance [3]. Alternatively, take the Light Rail to Westlake Station and transfer to a bus heading towards the waterfront [6]. A single bus fare costs $3, or $6 for a regional day pass [17, 23].
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Driving
From I-5, take the Mercer Street exit towards Seattle Center [5]. Follow signs to the waterfront and Elliott Avenue [5, 6]. Turn onto Alaskan Way, where you'll find Myrtle Edwards Park [6]. Parking is available in nearby lots, with hourly rates typically ranging from $4 to $12 [4]. Free parking can be found at the north end of the park [5, 11].
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