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Bookmark or Share- Carkeek Park - WikipediaCarkeek Park features diverse habitats—saltwater, riparian, wetland, upland forest, and meadow—that support a wide range of wildlife. Visitors can explore a six-mile trail network leading to a beach, playground, and a salmon imprinting pond, with scenic views of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound.
- Carkeek Park - Parks | seattle.govCarkeek Park is the largest park in north Seattle on the edge of the Blue Ridge and Broadview neighborhoods. The main entrance road loops down the 216-acre forested ravine to an expansive meadow and beach. Explore 6 miles of trails through forest, along creeks, meadows, wetlands, and beaver ponds.
- It's Salmon Season at Carkeek Park! - ParkwaysChum salmon are on the move! See these majestic and iconic fish up close and personal at one of Seattle’s most biodiverse parks, Carkeek Park. Come see the Salmon returning to Pipers Creek and learn from a volunteer Salmon Steward.
- Seattle’s Carkeek Park is one of the best places to watch the salmon ...Wander Carkeek Park and appreciate this natural... The rainy, wet weather we get around this time of year help the salmon, our region's iconic fish, complete their long journey home.
- Carkeek Park’s record-breaking salmon run — and how to see itThe survival rates of the salmon’s eggs are low at Carkeek Park; though with this many fish laying eggs, more may survive this year, Koon said. Due to the nonporous nature of the watershed, the ...
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