It arguably is the city's finest, with 278 acres of woods and trails surrounded on three sides by Lake Washington. The trail in the center of the park passes through one of the last stands of old-growth timber in Seattle. At the south terminus of Lake Washington Boulevard South. Atlantic City Boat Ramp is not much to look at, but it is one of the few public boat launches in south Lake Washington. Good for launching small power boats, kayaks and canoes.
Parking can be a problem, especially during peak fishing days.
At the edge of Beer Sheva Park near Rainier Yacht Club at South Henderson Street and Seward Park Avenue South. It is possible to scramble back into the half-mile canyon, but it's rough going. A new trail is planned. The canyon is named for logged trees that inadvertently fell into the steep ravine. A small turnout on 68th Avenue South provides a few parking spots.