Discovery Park

"Seattle’s largest park has plenty to explore for hikers with assistive devices. Various viewpoints offer the chance to see shoreline birds, seals, otters and more. Anyone with children under 5 or a mobility issue of any kind can stop in at the visitor center to pick up a permit that gives access to Discovery Park Boulevard, which leads right to the beach. The North Beach Trail is partially wheel-friendly, and depending on fitness level, hikers can head back up Discovery Park Boulevard on a sidewalk."

"You can reach Discovery Park through the public transportation system. Once there, they have an internal shuttle to explore the park if you don't have time to walk it. Enjoy the lighthouse and water views (and on a clear day the views of the mountains across the way!"

"bring your walking shoes, this is a HUGE park. you'll have to walk through wooded trails before you get to the open fields and lighthouse. continue on to get to the beach. recommend taking a photo of the trail map so you dont get turned around. "