Sunday, July 15, 2012

No. 74 West Seattle Shoreline

Along the Alki Trail next to Salty's Restaurant
 From Seattle take HWY 99 or South Bound I-5 to the West Seattle Bridge and the Harbor Ave SW Exit. Once you pass the shipyard there are multiple parking areas to access the alki trail and view the Seattle waterfront from across Elliot Bay.
Note: There are several major road construction projects on going for years to come so there might be mandatory detour around south Seattle. Check the current road closures before you go

Weather and fog play a role in how much if any of downtown will be visible. The most dynamic views will be during sunrise or sun set so plan your excursion accordingly to the image of Seattle you want.


Morning fog crawling it's way south through Elliot Bay, Seattle Washington
Morning Fog rolls through Elliot Bay
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Seattle's Space Needle peaks out from the fog
West Seatte Alki Point
Looking south towards the ship yard
Seattle's Space Needle from Alki
Seattle Space Needle from West Seattle
Seattle Waterfront and the new Great Wheel from Alki Trail
Downtown Seattle with Giant Wheel
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