Suggestions for River near Fremont, Seattle

Iris H. • July 5, 2013Fyi, not a river!

HISTORY • April 7, 2010Located on the north shore of Lake Union, the park has excellent water views and a spectacular, unobstructed view of the city skyline. It is a popular spot for concerts.

Long C. • February 2, 2013Climb up to the bridge and take the sidewalk, cool water view

Kelly • August 17, 2016Outstanding food and service, with excellent water views and a fantastic outdoor seating area.

Kim N. • April 15, 2012Hit up Skagit River Farms for the best breakfast sausage ever!

Randall I. • May 2, 2010Get meat from Skagit River Ranch (get there right at 9 AM for farm-fresh eggs), get salmon from Loki salmon, and get fruit and veg from any of the organic produce farmers!

Jennifer B. • July 6, 2017On the water views and good Mexican food. Kayak rental available too

Cathy W. • June 17, 2010Bike, walk, jog, take the dogs. Beautiful river front trail can take you all the way into Seattle if you want (if you are too tired, you can put your bike on a bus for the ride back to Redmond) :)

Rentonista • September 14, 2010The Cedar River Watershed, about 29 miles upstream from here, provides drinking water for 1.4 million people. Make sure to visit in October, when thousands of salmon return to spawn.

Catherine S. • January 4, 2014An easy trail! Very beautiful all year around!

Kelly B. • March 12, 2013Great place for a jog! Nicely paved and laid out. Dogs are welcome on this trail:)

Andrew F. • September 3, 2018Made of stones from Cascade river rocks, Mexican geodes, Oregon coast fossils, columnar basalt, snowflake obsidian, black rocks from the Toutle River before the 1980 eruption of Mount St Helens

Ryan K. • March 9, 2012Take a look at the river while it's flooding. It's quite impressive how much more water there is.