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​Public Access Sites

Shilshole Bay Marina

7001 Seaview Avenue NW
Seattle, WA 98117
  • - 1,500 recreational boat moorage
  • - Guest dock
  • - Fishing pier
  • - Promenade
  • - Benches to sit and enjoy the view
  • - Bike route
  • - Leif Erickson statue

Fishermen's Terminal

3919 18th Avenue W
Seattle, WA 98119
  • - Moorage for more than 700 commercial fishing and workboats annually
  • - 2,500 feet of lineal moorage
  • - 371 stalls
  • - Public plaza
  • - Seattle Fishermen's Memorial
  • - Information panels on fishing industry
  • - Benches to sit and enjoy the view

Pier 69 - Port of Seattle Headquarters

2711 Alaskan Way
Seattle, WA 98121
  • - Refurbished historic building
  • - Houses Port Commission, Executive, and other Port support services
  • - Artworks by Northwest artists uniquely integrated into building design
  • - Collection of Asian art presented by delegates, visitors, and customers

Sea-Tac International Airport

17801 Pacific Highway S
Seattle, WA 98178
  • - The airport is home to a magnificent and growing collection of art
  • - There is a large permanent collection
  • - Rotating temporary exhibits
  • - Art is available for viewing in both pre- and post-security sections of the airport

Terminal 91 Bike Path

  • - Enter from Thorndyke Ave W. and West Galer
  • - 4,000 foot paved pike path

Pier 86 Elliott Bay Fishing

  • - West of grain elevator, enter via West Galer and 16th Ave W
  • - 400 foot fishing pier
  • - Restrooms
  • - Tackle shop
  • - Snacks

Bell Street Pier at Pier 66

2203 Alaskan Way
Seattle, WA 98121
  • - Waterfront access
  • - Public Plazas with benches and telescopes
  • - Kid's wading pool
  • - Marina
  • - Cruise ship berths

Harbor Marina Corporate Center at Terminal 102

1001 Klickitat Way SW
Seattle, WA 98134
  • - SW South end of Harbor Island, south of Spokane Street
  • - 600 feet of shoreline walkway with benches to sit and enjoy the view

 

waterfront

port history

Rising Tides and Tailwinds...

is the story of the Port of Seattle’s evolution from a chaotic sprawl of rail lines, docks and warehouses to a world-class port. 138 pages, color photos. Available for purchase online now.
 
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