The Fremont Troll

Address:

800 North 36th St, Seattle, WA

Latitude & Longitude:

47.65097, -122.347264

Saves:

175

Check-Ins:

105

Description:

Fremont may once have been an obscure neighborhood in Seattle, but some modern-day landmarks turn it into a tourist attraction. The Fremont Troll is a delightful oddity inspired by the folktale, "Billy Goats Gruff." The Fremont Troll is a giant formation of concrete that lurks under the Aurora Bridge - visitors never tire of climbing his fingers, arms, and head!

Website:

fremont.com/troll

Tags:

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