Chief Sealth Trail, Recreational trail in Beacon Hill, United States.
The Chief Sealth Trail extends 4.3 miles through Seattle's southeast side, connecting Jefferson Park with Kubota Gardens under power transmission lines.
The trail opened in 2007 and incorporated recycled materials from Link light rail construction along Martin Luther King Jr. Way.
The trail bears the name of Chief Sealth, a 19th-century leader of the Duwamish and Suquamish tribes who influenced Seattle's early development.
Multiple King County Metro transit services provide access to this paved path, which features an elevation gain of 800 feet across its length.
The trail's route offers views of the Cascades, Olympic Mountains, Mount Rainier, and Lake Washington while passing several community P-Patch gardens.
Location: Washington
GPS coordinates: 47.53860,-122.28900
Latest update: March 26, 2025 11:35
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Beacon Hill Branch Library
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Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist
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Columbia City Historic District
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Lakeview School
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Space Gallery
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Moon Bridge at Kubota Garden
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Columbia City Theater
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