The historic Pier 62 in Seattle are wooden piers offering magnificent views of the bay, the mountain & city skyline in a tranquil atmosphere.
I enjoyed my time on the pier and looked at the great scenery with the calming waters.
It was relaxing.
The waterfront is changing and an amazing place to reflect and enjoy is at Pier 62!
Looking in the South-East direction are the majestic skyscrapers of Seattle,
Located on the back side of the bustling Pike Place Market, Pier 62 is a chill place to end the day.
I found it to be an awesome spot!
There were a lot of things to do like chess and checkers with decent public restrooms.
There were tons of seats and tables here, so people came and ate lunch looking at the water.
I also enjoyed the beautiful views of the water and marveled at the cruise ship that docked here.
One day, I dream of taking a ride on a cruise ship.
I enjoyed walking around, looking at the boats and the water.
It was very nice with a lot of new construction taking place in front of the Seattle Aquarium.
Finally, I also saw fences with several 'Numbered Charms" donated by volunteers to the Pike Place Foundation that maintains the Pier 62 facilities.
How to Reach
Read a Visual Guide on reaching Seattle Airport to Downtown using the metro train for only $3.
Entry Ticket
No entry tickets.
Restrooms
There are a couple of free restrooms at Pier 62.
Timings
After 3 pm for the public.
Accessibility
The entire Pier 62 is accessible to the differently abled.
Where to Stay
I stayed in the Green Tortoise Hostel studded with features, yet very economical rates.
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