Running tour · Seattle
5.3 mi run
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Look down at the edges of the sidewalks here. See the small squares of glass, often purple? They're lights for the old sidewalks, now underground.
Look out at the slips, where the green-and-white ferries load. This is Colman Dock, also called Pier 52, Seattle's main ferry terminal. Boats leave here for Bainbridge Island and Bremerton.
Look at the walls of Post Alley. They're coated in chewed gum, several inches thick in places.
Look up at the big red neon sign: Public Market Center. Now look under it, at Rachel, the bronze pig.
Look at the green park zig-zagging down to the water, and the huge red Eagle on the slope, with Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains behind it.
Look up at the Space Needle: three legs, an hourglass waist and a saucer on top.
Look up at the concrete beam over Fifth Avenue, on its tall columns. That's the Monorail.
Stories researched October 2026 · every fact checked against a source
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