Do not attempt the Medium or Hard Hikes in Washington if you have not hiked before. Our SAR teams here have had a high increase of rescues they've had to do this last year due to the increase of traffic on trails. Just because it looks good in photos, and you may be physically fit enough to get to the top doesn't mean you understand how to operate on technical hiking terrain.
Frankie, love the content. This video was one of the most helpful I found for things to do in Seattle. I’m a big FI fan and on the journey with my family (wife and 2 kids). I just finished grad school and we’re moving to Seattle this summer for a job with Expedia Group!
Great video. Prob the best I've seen on ideas for activities. I'm spending 2 weeks there in early Feb to see if I can deal with the winter weather and decide to live there. Thanks for the tips.
I haven't read a book in 10 years, before I visited Seattle and when I visited Kerry Park, I wanted to just sit and read a book. That's how tranquil it was there.
You can get from downtown out to the old Sandpoint naval base for free. They have shuttles from Harborview medical center that go all the way to uwmc and uw the university. The shuttle that stops about a block from Sandpoint goes to their admin offices. Oh and it stops at children's hospital too. You're welcome.
Super glad you enjoyed it. My favorite place as well. We love visiting Canada too and can't wait to head up to Vancouver when we're able to again! Thanks for watching :)
Here is the thing... yeah it expensive but for what you pay for is well worth it. The food is so divine and gourmet. Dont pass it up! I suggest for tourists is to hit the Seattle center and pike's ace market. Take the family to these two places exclusively if you see nothing else. Do get Mod Pizza at the Seattle center and get a coffee from the original Starbucks at public market and pirosky pirosky.
Loved your video!!!! I will be Living there for 3 months on A nursing job assignment so I’m looking forward to exploring : especially the free stuff lol any recommendations for food places that I just got to try while I’m there ?
That's awesome - I just moved away but you are going to love it!! Try Dick's for fast food. For restaurants, you really can't go wrong with anything in Ballard. We loved Cantinetta too. Great italian food and it was walkable to our old place!
The conservatory garden in Volunteer Park is not free anymore and hasn't been for several years now...it's now about $7.00 to get in. It's the one that looks like a big glass greenhouse. You do have to pay admission.
Absolutely - and looking back it's crazy how relevant this video has become since Covid. Lots of outdoor activities away from people. Gasworks, visit the troll, sculpture park, Ballard Locks, Kerry Park, etc. I've been hearing of people going on self-guided "city hikes" or scavenger hunts to see art/monuments and incredible views. Creative!
Great video thanks! I’m moving to Seattle next month. I see in a previous comment that you moved away. What led you to leave Seattle? Looking for some honest opinions.
Not off the top of my head but there used to be a really awesome tea place in the University Village. That was years ago so I'm not sure it's still there. Have a great trip!
Is it worth it to make it to the farmer's market? I was thinking of going for breakfast right after I land, it's a little bit of a trip though. Thoughts/recommendations?
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Great video!!!! Hoping to check a lot of places next week!!! ❤❤❤
Do not attempt the Medium or Hard Hikes in Washington if you have not hiked before. Our SAR teams here have had a high increase of rescues they've had to do this last year due to the increase of traffic on trails. Just because it looks good in photos, and you may be physically fit enough to get to the top doesn't mean you understand how to operate on technical hiking terrain.
I'm really glad you added this comment. Supper appreciate it! Great lesson/tip.
@@TheMoneyResolution Thanks! Enjoyed the video. Good suggestions for people coming in from out of town.
if you are actually in good shape u will be good i hiked a week in oregon and it was hard towards the end but i did it
@@yellowshoe6365 nah dude. If you’ve never hiked before you’re not going to bring enough water, and you can still hurt yourself out there.
I can't believe this video doesn't have more views. Thank you for this great information! :)
I really appreciate it! Even if it only helps a few people out it's all worth it :) Thanks for watching!
agreed its awesome!!
looking forward for spring, then time to explore the south access project from the stadiums to the aquarium
Sounds awesome!
more people should see your video, thank you for your tips.
I really appreciate that. Enjoy Seattle if you're going there!
Frankie, love the content. This video was one of the most helpful I found for things to do in Seattle. I’m a big FI fan and on the journey with my family (wife and 2 kids). I just finished grad school and we’re moving to Seattle this summer for a job with Expedia Group!
Super glad it was helpful! Excellent company. You're going to love it here! ESPECIALLY in the Summer! 😎
Great video. Prob the best I've seen on ideas for activities. I'm spending 2 weeks there in early Feb to see if I can deal with the winter weather and decide to live there. Thanks for the tips.
That means a lot to me. Had it helped. Good timing too since lots of these are pandemic friendly if I remember right!
I haven't read a book in 10 years, before I visited Seattle and when I visited Kerry Park, I wanted to just sit and read a book. That's how tranquil it was there.
Totally. I love it there - especially if you can find it when it's not busy at all.
You can get from downtown out to the old Sandpoint naval base for free. They have shuttles from Harborview medical center that go all the way to uwmc and uw the university. The shuttle that stops about a block from Sandpoint goes to their admin offices. Oh and it stops at children's hospital too. You're welcome.
Sorry it also stops at UWMC Roosevelt offices too not far from University Ave. It's free too for the shuttle. LoL I used it for a while.
Super helpful - thanks for sharing!!
@@TheMoneyResolution you're welcome. It'll get you from one end to the other amidst. Lol
magnificent content The Money Resolution. I shattered that thumbs up on your video. Always keep up the superior work.
Much appreciated! Totally obliterated I see!!
so awesome thnx muchly 4 this!!! i miss Seattle soooo much!!!!!!! my fav city ever!!!!!!! thnx, from Canada,great job great info
Super glad you enjoyed it. My favorite place as well. We love visiting Canada too and can't wait to head up to Vancouver when we're able to again! Thanks for watching :)
Very Good Information. Great Video Thank You. 🙏🙏🌹💐🌼🌸👨👩👧👦
Glad it was helpful!!
I love it and saved for my trip. Thank you.
Great to hear. Enjoy it!! ☀️
You didn't mention the beautiful mount Rainer. Just drive to it or sitting and taking pics of it is enjoyable.
Absolutely! Good call!
This video is helpful! Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching! Did you just move here?
Thank you
You're welcome. Hope it was helpful!
Great video!
Thanks David! Enjoy Seattle :)
Here is the thing... yeah it expensive but for what you pay for is well worth it. The food is so divine and gourmet. Dont pass it up! I suggest for tourists is to hit the Seattle center and pike's ace market. Take the family to these two places exclusively if you see nothing else. Do get Mod Pizza at the Seattle center and get a coffee from the original Starbucks at public market and pirosky pirosky.
True! I'm a big Mod fan too :)
Loved your video!!!! I will be Living there for 3 months on A nursing job assignment so I’m looking forward to exploring : especially the free stuff lol any recommendations for food places that I just got to try while I’m there ?
That's awesome - I just moved away but you are going to love it!! Try Dick's for fast food. For restaurants, you really can't go wrong with anything in Ballard. We loved Cantinetta too. Great italian food and it was walkable to our old place!
❤ great video
The conservatory garden in Volunteer Park is not free anymore and hasn't been for several years now...it's now about $7.00 to get in. It's the one that looks like a big glass greenhouse. You do have to pay admission.
Thanks for that! Good to know. It has been a while since I've been there...
Can you get to snoqualmie falls from Seattle city centre without a car?
Uber 🤷♂️ I’m not sure otherwise.
Alki-great place to walk the strip. Tons of other parks-the arboretum!!
Awesome video very informative ✨ question, how’s the weather during the month of may?
Good! Might rain and drizzle but not too cold. Nice time to visit too if you want to avoid busy tourist season.
Some of these places sound cool
Absolutely - and looking back it's crazy how relevant this video has become since Covid. Lots of outdoor activities away from people. Gasworks, visit the troll, sculpture park, Ballard Locks, Kerry Park, etc. I've been hearing of people going on self-guided "city hikes" or scavenger hunts to see art/monuments and incredible views. Creative!
Excellent. Thanks.
Glad that helped Dan!
Great video
Seattle is my favorite place in the world 🌍
AGREED! 👌
Why hahaha
Awesome!
"Clay Elum?" I was going to give you a pass on Cle Elum before you said you lived in Seattle. Come on, man! Lol
Even funnier - I'm going on a weekend trip there this weekend! haha
@@TheMoneyResolution LOL. Love it! I'll be traveling back to Seattle on Wed. Have fun!
Great video thanks! I’m moving to Seattle next month. I see in a previous comment that you moved away. What led you to leave Seattle? Looking for some honest opinions.
I see you saw the Seattle video I made. Hopefully that answered it!
@@TheMoneyResolution I did. Found it after I commented here. Sorry about that. Thanks for the response!
I am going to Seattle on a girl's trip. Any Tea party recommendations?
Not off the top of my head but there used to be a really awesome tea place in the University Village. That was years ago so I'm not sure it's still there. Have a great trip!
@@TheMoneyResolution thank you.
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Awesome - I'll check it out John!
Is it worth it to make it to the farmer's market? I was thinking of going for breakfast right after I land, it's a little bit of a trip though. Thoughts/recommendations?
I think it is! Lots to explore and eat. I also recommend the farmers markets in Fremont and Ballard on the weekends. Have fun!
@@TheMoneyResolution thanks for your reply. My only issue is I'll have my carry on with me. Are there any luggage storages near by?
@@lcgm08 none that I’m aware of. I don’t think it would be a huge issue to take it around with you though. But totally understand if that a hassle!
@@TheMoneyResolution really enjoyed your video. thank you again ! :)
I just got 2 round trip tickets for 230.
Amazing deal! Did you use points or anything?
@@TheMoneyResolution right! no points .... Ill be in Seattle December 13-17... Doing a lap around olympic national park starting from Vashon Island.
That sounds incredible. Have a great time. Fingers crossed for great weather like today!
you look so different lol. this video just popped up in my feed 😅
Gas Works overlooks Lake Union not Lake Washington 😂
I say that wrong ALL the time lol. And I live on Lake Union 🙄
@@TheMoneyResolution I live on Lake Union too!
The silent reading party costs money now :(
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Excellent video 🔥