Bay Street End provides hand-carry beach access in Seattle's Magnolia neighborhood along Puget Sound. The street terminates at Elliott Bay offering local water access.
Kayaking launches into Elliott Bay for urban waterfront paddling with Seattle skyline and Olympic Mountain views. Paddleboarding provides standup exploration of the shoreline. Hand-carry designation serves kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, and portable boats. Beachcombing reveals shells, beach glass, and driftwood along the shore. Tide pooling exposes starfish, anemones, and intertidal life during low tides. Wildlife watching includes harbor seals, bald eagles, herons, and seabirds. Beach walking connects to other Magnolia street-end access points. Views capture ferries, cargo ships, and sailboats crossing Elliott Bay. Discovery Park nearby offers trails and additional beach opportunities. Parking follows residential street regulations.
Magnolia restaurants include Red Mill Burgers, Pink Salt Peruvian fusion, Nikos Gyros, Mura Asian Eatery, Serendipity Café, Mulleady's Irish Pub, Damoori Kitchen Korean cuisine, and Maggie Bluffs waterfront dining. Interbay breweries include Dirty Couch Brewing, Bizarre Brewing, and Figurehead near Fishermen's Terminal.
