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Just five minutes from downtown, and part of Green Lake Park, this lake is 239 acres of freshwater surrounded by a 2.8 mile path.
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This peaceful 13-mile paddle is great for beginners and families looking for a relaxing day on some calm, slow moving water.
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Lake Union is populated with sea planes, sail boats, speed boats, stand up paddle boards, and all sorts of interesting sights. This mixture makes for a fun day of paddling.
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Boats up to 750 feet in length and as small as a kayak are allowed to pass through these impressive locks.
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Washington Park Arboretum occupies 230 acres on Lake Washington and is known for it's diverse and abundant wildlife.
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