Washington Park Arboretum: Seattle's Fall Foliage Must-See
The George Washington Arboretum in Seattle is a must-visit destination this fall. Spanning 230 acres, it boasts over 10,000 trees from around the globe, transforming into a vibrant spectacle as leaves change color. The arboretum offers a variety of ways to explore, including a 2-mile Loop Trail and public tram tours.
Fall foliage enthusiasts can expect a stunning display at the George Washington Arboretum, with peak colors typically occurring mid-to late October. However, the timing can vary from year to year, with some trees reaching their peak as late as March. The arboretum's thoughtful design ensures that fall remains the showstopper, with a diverse range of species ensuring a long-lasting display.
Visitors can enjoy the George Washington Arboretum's beauty in various ways. The 2-mile Loop Trail is a popular choice, taking approximately two hours to complete. For a different perspective, follow the Waterfront Trail to Marsh and Foster Islands. The arboretum also offers public tram tours from April through December, including private tours for up to 10 people.
The George Washington Arboretum is easily accessible, open every day from dawn to dusk, and offers free admission (except for the Japanese Garden). It's managed jointly by the University of Washington and the City of Seattle, with the University handling plant care in collaboration with local organizations. Don't miss this natural masterpiece this fall.
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