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99 99 Fremont Rocket Lenin Statue “Waiting for the Interurban” History 1 fremont rocket 7 waterway 18 Cold War rocket, Fremont icon rare natural beach on an urban lake 2 lenin statue 8 waterway 15 th ave ne ave th 9 all the way from Poprad, Slovakia secluded park embedded with Seattle history ne ave th 8 th ave ne ave th 7 ne campus pkwy 3 “waiting for the interurban” 9 peace park th ave ne 40th st th ave ne often-decorated community sculpture visit Sadako and the Thousand Cranes 5 ne 4 latona ave ne ne 40th st nd ave ne 4 history house 10 “the wall of death” 2 Peace Park museum full of neighborhood histories public art based on a motorcycle circus stunt st ave ne and heritage 1 North Passage ne northlake way Point Park ne pacific st 5 fremont troll Northlake beware of what lurks under the Aurora Bridge! Park eastern ave n 6 gas works park Latona Waterway 15 kite flying and city views at a former gas plant Street End crossing university bridge sunnyside ave n Waterway 16 university bridgePedestrians: evanston ave nevanston ave South Passage use west side of bridge Point Park Bicycles: southbound use west side; n 36th st burke gilman trail Waterway 17 northbound use east side, then albion pl n Good Turn corliss ave n bagley ave n follow pathway to the east fremont ave n ave fremont n northlake way Park and loop under bridge onto NE 40th St. burke gilman tr. n 35 Ernst Park th st Sunnyside Ave N Boat Ramp interlake ave n ashworth ave n carr pl n woodland park nave E Allison fuhrman ave e stoneway n fairview ave e n pacific st Street End e allison st n northlake way burke gilman trail Waterway 18 wallingford ave n woodlawn ave n densmore ave n ship canal trail burke ave n Waterway 23 meridian ave n n 34th st Fairview Park/ Waterway 22 fremont bridge Waterway 11 e shelby st Waterway 21 n northlake way Waterway 19 th ave n ave th 4 Hamlin aurora bridge aurora Street End eastlake ave e Waterway 20 fairview ave e Aurora Street End Park e hamlin st crossing fremont bridge Pedestrians: use east side of bridge E Edgar Street End e edgar st 11 eastlake p-patch Bicycles: westlake ave n a gardener’s oasis in the city northbound use east side; dexter ave n southbound cross Fremont Ave to use west side, then cross 12 eastlake bouledrome Roanoke Street ter yale e bring a friend for a game of petanque again to continue on trail. Mini Park e roanoke st 99 Rogers 13 lynn street mini park 6 Playfield aurora ave n th ave n Waterway 1 see the tiles at Seattle’s first street end park e louisa st Louisa 14 “shear draft” Street End sculpture about aircraft and shipbuilding Park on Lake Union wheeler st 8 th ave n 15 puget sound maritime historical society museum minor ave e minor ave e yale ave fairview ave e ave fairview eastlake ave e an exhibit of northwest maritime history mcgraw st McGraw e lynn st 9 16 the center for wooden boats 8 th ave n Street End th ave n Lynn Street hands-on museum with boats of every Mini Park shape and size 17 lake union park E Boston e boston st Crockett Street End water views, historic ships, and Seattle history crockett st Street End 18 crockett street end imagine yourself as a ship’s captain newton st e newton st Grand Army 19 garden with a secret yale pl e of the Republic reveals the railroad history of Westlake Ave Terry Pettus Cemetary Park 20 waterway 1 find bits of history on the railings and sidewalks between here and waterway 2 westlake ave nwestlake ave Blaine e blaine st Street End I-5 Colonnade Park (below I-5) th ave n ave th Waterway 9 8 e garfield st garfield st galer st Galer eastlake ave e pedestrian Street End fairview ave e e galer st bridge Fairview Walkway/ legend lee st Waterway 8 Lake Union trail Waterway 2 trail continuations comstock st streetcar line point of interest highland dr Street End Yale viewpoint Waterway 6 Waterway eastlake ave e restrooms naurora ave shopping and services dexter n ave Waterway 5 Waterway Waterway 4 Waterway natural area n ave th ward st 99 8 westlake ave n hand-carried boat launch aloha st n ave yale Waterway 3 Waterway aloha st Bellevue motor or hand-carried Place boat launch fairview ave n heels th nave 9 valley st valley st wheels broad st n ave minor roy st mercer st 1/4 mile n ave fairview mercer st 1/4 kilometer Tashkent entire loop is 6.2 miles / 10 kilometers Park boren ave n terry n ave westlake ave n.
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