West Point Lighthouse

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Seattle Discovery Park (Discovery Park Seattle, also translated as Seattle Discovery Park) is located on the peninsula of Puget Sound in Seattle, named after the name of the ship that Captain George Vancouver discovered Phuket Bay in 1792. The park is the largest in Seattle, covering 534 acres, originally a military fortress, opened as a park in 1973, becoming a good place for citizens to relax. The coastal walkway can see the beautiful scenery of the bay and the snowy mountains of the Olympic National Park in the distance, and then you can also play on the beach. You can see some small fish, shrimp, sea shells, sea anemones and other marine life. From here, you can look south at the famous Rainier volcano (Rainier Mountain). The westwardmost point to the peninsula is the famous West Point Lighthouse (West Point Lighthouse), with white walls and red roofs, which are particularly conspicuous. From 1881 to the present, I don't know how many ships entering and leaving Seattle Seaport are guiding the course. We were lucky enough to see a national bird, the white-headed eagle, parked on the communications tower.