East Harrison Street End offers hand-carry beach access along Lake Washington in Seattle. The street terminates at the lake providing neighborhood water access.
Kayaking launches into Lake Washington for paddling with Cascade Mountain views across the water. Paddleboarding provides exercise on the lake's generally calm surface. Hand-carry access serves kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, and small portable boats. Swimming attracts those willing to brave cool lake temperatures during summer months. Beachcombing finds shells, smooth rocks, and occasional treasures along the shore. Wildlife watching includes waterfowl, great blue herons, and bald eagles. Beach walking connects to other Lake Washington access points. Views span to Bellevue and the Eastside across the lake. Parking follows residential street posted regulations.
Seattle's extensive dining scene offers countless options from Capitol Hill to Madison Park neighborhoods, with waterfront choices including Ivar's for seafood, Duke's for chowder, and diverse ethnic cuisines throughout surrounding areas.
