
Frink Park
4.6 (126)park
A wooded Seattle ravine threaded with winding trails, historic stone bridges, and quiet glimpses of Lake Washington.
Description






Set along Lake Washington Boulevard South, this sloping park offers a peaceful retreat into nature surrounded by lush greenery. The hillside features historic stonework and staircases that reflect early 20th-century park design.
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