We'll send you an email with a link to reset your Scout password.
Please check your email and click on the provided link to reset your password.
Add to list?
4 out of 5 based on 51 ratings
Exploring the woods inevitably involves detritus - a broken branch decaying on the ground, leaves slowly turning to dust, pine cones gone to seed. Perhaps you've stumbled across a behemoth of a once-tree, felled by lightning or creeping, internal rot. In the Olympic Sculpture Park of Seattle, you'l from atlasobscura.com
The Sculpture Park is beautiful with intriguing art and breathtaking views. It's a great place to take out of town guests to show off our gorgeous city. And it's free! Ju... from citysearch.com
Olympic Sculpture Park: Stroll through the grounds and admire the fascinating large-scale works on display at this nine-acre green space. Extensive landscaping enhances the park's beauty, and a walkway, extending from the beach to Belltown, provides views of the Puget Sound and of downtown landmark from 10best.com
This nine-acre waterfront spread is arguably the most gorgeous addition to the Seattle Art Museum (it even outshines the recently renovated main museum, about a mile away). The park zigzags through different Northwest landscapes-a grove of quaking aspen and Oregon irises, meadows of waving grasses from travelandleisure.com
This nine-acre waterfront park is a lovely walk in a unique setting. Kids will love the large open spaces while grown-ups can enjoy the spectacular view of the waterfront and mountains. And then there's the art: larger-than-life sculptures like the enormous orange eagle, the 150-year-old "nursing l from go.com
Seattle Art Museum"s new outdoor park/sculpture garden in an industrial area near the waterfront would be a great place for young kids if the museum allowed people to touch the artwork. It"s easy to imagine the great pictures of your grandchildren climbing on a sculpture with the water in the backg from grandparents.com
The Olympic Sculpture Park is a vibrant 9-acre outdoor space for art. Rising over a four-lane road and railroad tracks, the park offers pedestrian pathways for access to the over 22 sculptures and the Seattle waterfront from whenwegetthere.com
We couldn't locate this address. Please try again.
See friends driving to your destination, when you connect to Facebook.
Try it NowScout.me © 2013 Telenav, Inc. all rights reserved.