Chittenden Locks

Northwest of Seattle Center, the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks are one of the biggest and busiest secure edifices in the United States. The noteworthy 1911 connection is otherwise called Ballard Locks. Alongside the locks, a fish stepping stool enables salmon and other fish to advance upstream from the saltwater of Puget Sound to the freshwater of Lake Union and Lake Washington. North of the locks, the Carl S. English, Jr. Professional flowerbed includes a colossal assortment of trees and plants from around the globe and also those local to the neighborhood. Subsequent to respecting the parade of water crafts, you can stroll through the stunning greenery enclosure.