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A Sunday stroll in Seattle’s Mount Baker Neighborhood
The Boyfriend and I drove to the Mount Baker Neighborhood, parked the car, and took a stroll. We started at the intersection of S. Mt. Baker Blvd. and S. McClellan St. and headed south (I think) along Mt. Rainier Dr. S. We continued along Hunter Blvd. S., then west down to 37th Ave. S. From there we headed east up S. Court St. and wandered around back north along parts of Sierra Dr. S., Cascadia Ave. S., and Bella Vista Ave. S. until we came back to where we started. The weather was mostly overcast with some sun breaks. This part of Seattle has a lot of parks, we saw several during our walk, from a “pocket park” in the 3800 block of 37th Ave. S. to a few parks that appeared to be very large (I can’t find them on the map at the moment, though). We saw a lot of gorgeous and interesting houses — as well as some bland and run-down ones. Mount Baker is definitely worth an “explore” or two … or three …
