A Ramble Through Belltown, Spring, 2024

Belltown
Written By rambling seattle

This one really does ramble through one of Seattle’s old neighborhoods. Belltown has a reputation for being a bit rough, especially at night when there are many people out and about, including club-goers, diners, residents and the homeless population. There are plenty of the old-style ‘cozy’ apartments with steam-heat radiators and quaint lobbies, next to big modern buildings with market halls and package concierges. No grocery stores are very close, but the Pike Place Market is just about a mile away and wields some influence as often as it needs to in that highly related regard. In any case, Enjoy! Also, the map is… representative of my actual route. ;)

Map image above

  • Start Address: Westlake Trolley Hub

  • Stop Address: Denny Way and Cedar St.

  • Mileage: Approximately 2.5

  • Animated map: here

  • Difficulty/Terrain: Sidewalks

  • Ascent: 114ft, Descent: 95ft.

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