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Just to the north of some of the most urban areas of Seattle
lies the neighborhood of Green Lake. Much of this neighborhood is made up of
the lake and an adjacent park, but the neighbors here do not complain much. The lake has an old and
thriving culture of retail and residential.
Animal hospitals, grooming shops, and pet stores
are available throughout the area just outside of its borders, so finding Sasha’s
favorite treats will never be a problem. There are plenty of places to stop for
a bite to eat or drink, even with your dog! There are plenty of places that
cater to dog owners and those out for a bit of recreation.
Seattle
weather makes sure that you will get maximum enjoyment of this neighborhood. Temperature
extremes are rare, snow is even rarer, and your only impediment to fresh air
and exercise is the rain and wind storms that come through
from time to time.
What is the terrain like in Green Lake?
Green Lake does have some hills, but in comparison to neighboring
areas, the hills through here are pretty mild. Most beginning walkers will have
no trouble making it through this neighborhood, except for a few areas. Up towards the north end of the Green Lake neighborhood, there are also a few larger hills, but still nothing that the average walker could not handle.
This is a neighborhood made for walking, so most
of the streets do have nice sidewalks that are plenty wide for you and Sasha and also have shoulders for your pup to explore. The area can get a bit
congested due to the lake which is one of the most popular spots in North
Seattle, so it is worth keeping your eyes open for traffic.
Most of the neighborhood has little more than stop signs, so
unless you are headed to the lake, you will not have to deal with having
to stop for a lot of lights.
How many greenways are there in Green Lake?
Most residents use the lake and park for their recreation. The lake has a 2.8-mile path around it that has been recently renovated.
The trail has two lanes with one being for walkers and the other for faster
traffic. In addition, Green Lake has ample grassy areas and lots of trees for
Sasha to enjoy. The lake has long been a popular spot for summer recreation, so
you may find that it gets a bit crowded, especially and on the
weekends. Still, if you don’t like navigating the streets around the lake, it is
a nice place to get in a good workout.
To the south of Green Lake, you will
find Woodland Park. The park has some wooded areas and paths, so if you are
wanting to get away from the business of the lake, this might be a perfect
destination. On the back side of the
park, you will find some nice places to get away from the heat and crowds.
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