Rhododendron Road 1
The Washington Park Botanical Garden adjacent to the University of Washington is another optional place to watch cherry blossoms. Walking along the main road called the Rhododendron Road, you can see cherry blossoms and many other beautiful flowers, and there are many picnic spots along the way.
On sunny days, you will definitely see a considerable number of cute dogs. During the whole 1.5 mile walking distance, you can see more plant species than the crowded Huada. If you are good at discovering, you can also find a lot of hidden beauty.
2. Kobe Park
Kobe Park is located in Seattle International District, with an acre of community gardens and sidewalks. The cherry trees of Mount Fuji donated by the twin cities of Kobe and Seattle, Japan are planted here. After years of cultivation, they have now formed a flower path in the park.
Visitors can enjoy the cool and smell the flowers here. Overlooking the park, one side is the landmark Smith Tower, and the other side is the snow-covered Mount Rainier.
3. Lake Green
Different from the cherry trees planted in other places, the cherry trees planted on the road around Green Lake are basically irregular, and a touch of pink occasionally found during walking may bring unexpected surprises.
If you have time, you can make an appointment with friends to have a relaxing and interesting exercise here. You can also find a comfortable lawn or lie or sit after looking for the blooming cherry trees and enjoy the weekend.
4. Neighborhood communities
If you can't go to any of the above places, don't lose heart. Many communities in the Greater Seattle area have planted cherry trees. Chances are, when you stroll leisurely, you will find pink flowers in front of your neighbor's house, or a touch of pink hidden in the forests of boulevards and community parks.
Many people in Seattle choose to plant cherry trees in their own homes, which also gives the surrounding residents more opportunities to enjoy cherry blossoms. Maybe many of them are only one step away from you.
Ok, let's collect this information and enjoy cherry blossoms here in Seattle!