Josh: Looking toward the Sculpture Park and Space Needle.

Josh: Beautiful view

Josh: Close to Haystack Rock

Josh: Light house and gorgeous views of the Puget Sound and Olympiv Mountains

Josh: Space Needle in the distance

Josh: Great walk along the water from Brackett's Landing, along the marina, down to Marina Beach Park.

Josh: Watch the ferries come and go. Cool sounding underwater park for divers.

Jocelyn: Pike Place Market post alley with shops, boutiques and #locallyowned restaurants.

Josh: Looking up toward Union Square. Street closed to cars mid-day.

Josh: Cool building. Home to the Century Ballroom, Molly Moon ice cream and Oddfellows Cafe.

Josh: Little League field

Josh: Close to the arboretum and bike route connecting Lake Washington Blvd with Burke-Gilman trail

Berger Partnership: You have to check out the wetlands at Magnuson. Good place to take the kids, out of town guests and to go for exercise when you kids are playing soccer!

Josh: Warm and open modern decor. Check out the lounge area tucked away in the back. Cool cozy room to enjoy drinks and a few mezze plates.

Josh: Agree with @mahalie. Cool coffee shop.

Josh: Moon rising over Mercer Island. View of Mount Rainier to the South. Great place to begin a walk/jog/bike along Lake Washington. Uninterrupted path from here South to Seward Park.

Matt L: The High Line may be the newest most famous park in the country. How many other cities could do something like this?

Josh: Like the newer Cap Hill location (v. previous spot in Belltown). Good food.

Josh: Love Golden Gate Park! Beautifully maintained. So much to do and explore. Great walking and biking. The smell of eucalyptus reminds me of my childhood.

Josh: Beautiful spot in the Marin Headlands. Great #trail leads up the coastal hills past World War II bunkers. Fantastic views. #hike

Josh: Check out the rooftop cafe and sculpture garden. Great iced coffee.

Kim Crayton: There are barred owls in the park during the day. Listen for the calls. They are usually in the center/south highland of the park by the cedars, hemlocks and Doug firs.

Dave Peck: Hell yes, Seattle.

Walk Score Team: A former Navy airfield, this humongous park campus is perfect for swimming, picnicking, or hiking various nature paths. It also includes many sports fields and provides a place to launch or dock your boat. #urbanbeach Photo: Warren G. Magnuson Park

Josh: #pocketpark with view of Cascades and Mt Rainier on clear days. Nice spot for a picnic on warm nights.

Walk Score Team: Rated a must-eat on almost every top ten ice creamery list (including Huffington Post). Definitely something to check out. #icecreamshop

Jesse Kocher: Great gyros, skewers, salads, flatbreads, and soups. More expensive for dinner, but very thing is delicious.

Matt L: Here's the original Rancho Bravo taco truck parked behind the old KFC building.

Josh: Great park

Josh: Fantastic burritos

David A.: Beautiful grassy areas make it relaxing here.

Josh: Rent canoes and rowboats. Recommend heading South across the Montlake cut to explore the wetlands around the arboretum. #kidfriendly

Josh: Waterfront #pocketpark. Much improved since taking down the giant hedge and fence that once separated the park from the water.

Josh: #locallyowned hardware store. Madison Park institution.

Josh: Annual Madison Park Children's Parade & Picnic.

Josh: Neighborhood institution. Good for beers on tap, darts, sports, #patiobar

Josh: Doesn't get much better than this. New Beach Hut Cafe (at the East/Marina end of the park) has good lunch and snack options.

Josh: Cool #locallyowned theater.