Ray Moore Bridge

You have to want to do this. You hav eto have a bit of bravado!
It is a hike. You don’t have to drive. Get that? You don’t have to drive. You don’t hav eot drive on Mercer — kill-​them all street during peak or during any traffic!
That answers your question!
Yes or no?
Drive in major festival congestion and then have to park???
Or not drive and walk a bi tand not have to park?
OK Now you have to find it!
I don’t have a job. send me 56.99 and I will tell you how.

Walking from Queen Anne hill to Westlake/​South Lake Union area?
TAKE THE BRIDGE!
The Ray Moore pedestrian bridge, that is, at Galer Street and Aurora/​99.
I had to meet a friend on Dexter in the South Lake Union area, and also had to walk the dogs. Living in Lower Queen Anne, the last thing I wanted to do during the Bite of Seattle weekend was walk down Mercer Street, inhale fumes, and risk being a victim of vehicular homicide while making my way through the Mercer underpass with three canines in tow.
An energy-​efficient light bulb illuminated over my head as I thought, «Oh, yeah! I gotta take the pedestrian bridge!» I hoofed up the hill for a bit, moved east on Highland, north on the 5^th Avenue uphill fork, past the dead end sign, through a condo/​apartment parking lot and found myself on the Galer walk path.
Warning for anyone who does not like physical activity: there are many, many stairs on the Galer path.
We finally got to the Galer bridge, went over and presto! On Dexter without all the fumes and vehicular homicide risks.
On the way back, I went south on 5^th Avenue, and through Bhy Kracke Park, a fantastic little space with an awesome view at the top.
Did I mention the stairs? Bring your portable defibrillator.
Minus one star for having to dodge broken glass on the bridge.