Fall Guide 2021

Your Guide To Fall In The Greater Seattle Area!

Take a wood-fired hot tub boat ride! Imagine floating on Lake Union while sitting in 104-degree water. Sound too good to be true? You’ve never experienced the water until you’ve tried a hot tub boat rental from Lake Union Hot Tub Boats. Water makes every adventure better. Hot Tub Boats have combined two of the best things – boating on the lake and relaxing in a hot tub. The result is a boat rental service like no other. Enter town in a free ride and see what it’s like to float around Lake Union in a one-of-a-kind wood-fired hot tub boat.

Visit Kubota Garden! See the beautiful Kubota Garden transition from its thriving summer landscape to its vibrant fall colors. A stunning twenty acres of hills and valleys, the Kubota Garden features streams, waterfalls, ponds, rock outcroppings, and an exceptionally rich and mature collection of plant material. This unique urban refuge displays over sixty years of vision, effort and commitment by the Kubota family.

Go on a fall bike ride! Autumn is a great time for a long bike ride thanks to the cooler temperatures. We have a list of some of our favorite bike rides to keep you moving this fall:

• WASHINGTON PARK ARBORETUM LOOP

• ELLIOTT BAY TRAIL (TERMINAL 91 BIKE PATH)

• ALKI TRAIL

• SEWARD PARK LOOP

• BURKE-GILMAN TRAIL

• I-90 TRAIL

• CHIEF SEALTH TRAIL

Seattle bike ride tips:

• Wear a helmet. You only have one brain, protect it!

• Pass with care and be aware of your surroundings

• Ride in a straight line, so people can easily pass

• Watch for yield signs and railroad crossings

• Stay on the right side of the trail

• Don’t text and ride

Watch the salmon run up stream at the Ballard locks! Early fall is one of the best times of the year to watch the salmon climb the fish ladder at the Ballard Locks. After you watch the fish climb, check out the boats going through the locks, and take a stroll through the The Carl S. English Jr. Botanical Garden. If you are hungry grab some fish n’ chips at the Lockspot Cafe or a burger from Red Mill across the street.

Visit Seattle area pumpkin patch! Make sure to call or Google ahead to check on hours.

• CRAVEN FARM (This festival offers a corn maze, hay ride, mini golf, and so much more! It goes until October 31st)

• REMLINGER FARMS (the festival goes from Sept 23rd- Oct 29th on the weekends and offers pumpkins, antique cars, pong rides cider donut holes.)

• THE FARM AT SWAN'S TRAIL (This farm featured over 50-acres of the pumpkin patch, a corn maze, petting farm, wagon rides, live duck races, and more.)

• FOX HOLLOW FARM (In October this farm turns into a full-blown fall festival. Animals, a hay maze, corn bin, and a big ole pumpkin patch.)

• SPOONER FARMS (over 49 varieties of pumpkins, gourds, squash, and corn. This farm has been around since 1882 and during the month of October the farm is open to the public.)

Day trip to Snoqualmie! Enjoy a crisp fall day at Snoqualmie Falls and stop by Twede's Cafe, the old-school diner featured in the TV series "Twin Peaks", known for its breakfasts, burgers, pies, and a “damn fine cup of coffee”. Also in the area is a nice easy hike to Twin Falls.

• HIT FRANKLIN FALLS

• KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN FOR ELK

• EAT AT TWEEDES

• ENJOY THE FALL COLORS

• VISIT SNOQUALMIE FALLS

• SNOQUALMIE POINT PARK

Go get spooked at a haunted house! Haunted houses have always been something I looked forward to every year, and might even be my favorite way to celebrate the season! Here is a list of some good ones to definitely hit up this fall.

• The Georgetown Morgue (rated Seattle’s best haunted house!)

• Stalker Farms - Haunted Attractions

• Nile Nightmares Haunted House

• Thomas Family Farm Haunted Hayride

• Maris Farms Haunted Woods

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