Constellation Park lies along the shore of Puget Sound in West Seattle. A walk here, as the sun sets over the Olympic Mountains, should be a requirement for anyone wishing to call herself a Seattleite.
Nature-lovers, walk this park shoreline at low tide. The Seattle Aquarium often sends volunteers to help visitors identify intertidal life, and to remind visitors how to treat wildlife. From the Seattle Aquarium:
Beach etiquette:
While on the beach, please remember:
- Walk carefully; there’s life beneath your feet!
- Touch gently with one wet finger.
- Observe animals where they are and please avoid picking them up.
- Please only move rocks that are small enough to be moved with one hand and return them to the position in which you found them.
- Please only remove trash from the beach, nothing else. Many of our beaches are protected by law.
On a clear night it is a great place to look at the stars.
An article about astronomy and Constellation Park from Seattle Astronomy.
The sidewalk along Beach Drive SW features inlays of constellations.
Seattle Parks and Recreation site.
Places to tidepool in Seattle area.
Tide Guide for Seattle. Check for the next low tide.
IF YOU LIVE OUTSIDE OF SEATTLE OR CANNOT MAKE IT TO CONSTELLATION PARK, FIND THE BEST PLACE NEAR YOU TO WATCH THE SUNSET. TELL US WHERE YOU WENT IN THE COMMENTS!
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