Fauntleroy Park - West Seattle Parks & Recreation

Fauntleroy Park has a network of walking trails in some natural ravines with the occasional creek crossing. There isn't anything else developed in the park other than boardwalks, bridges and handrails. With six neighborhood access points, traveling through the park as part of a neighborhood walk works really well. Local work parties look to keep the park clean and the trails fairly mud free...at least for Washington standards. The fir trees in Fauntleroy Park are not old like parts of nearby Lincoln Park or the Schmitz Preserve, much of the park is fairly young alder and maple.