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Where to run in Seattle (Washington)

The Myrtle Edwards Park - a stretch of land between the Puget Sound and the railroad tracks, right next to Pier 70 - offers a winding running and biking path 1.25 mile long. Following the path, the park turns into Elliott Bay Park, an organically grown park dedicated to the memory of Howard M. Burke (general manager of the Port of Seattle) featuring a cute Rose Garden in the middle.

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