Fremont Dinosaurs / Burke-Gillman Trail

Seattle, United States

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Burke-Gilman Trail, Seattle, WA
Fremont
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 miNickerson St & 3rd Ave N
0.3 miNickerson St & Florentia St
0.3 miFremont Ave N & N 34th St
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1 review of Fremont Dinosaurs / Burke-Gillman Trail

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Place rating: 4
Seattle, WA
The Dinos, moved here from their old home at the Science center mark the end of the Gilman’s beautiful view by the water. As you go west, the trail gets more industrial. As you go east you visit the neighborhoods, Wallingford that is, before ending up at the university. But here they are, right in the heart of Fremont. Right next to Theo, they offer a casual picnic spot or stroll.
These are the pieces of artwork and character that Fremont offers, unique and even a bit random. I haven’t seen them being «groomed» yet but I’m sure it is quite a task. I won’t bother to rewrite the sign in front of them, but it’s worth going and learning about. Aside from the troll, this is amongst my favorite of the Fremont installation because it feels so at home. They have character, color, and I wish I could have them in my yard.
If you haven’t come, then come! If you have,
then check in so I can share my love of this sculpture with you :)