32 - JFK Drive
This place is so nice, the park staff has had to post signs
restricting excessive foot traffic from a part of it. The area is on a
hill, the top of which is broad, sunny and grassy, with a pleasant
view in most directions.
From JFK Drive, go about 150 yards west of Conservatory Drive West.
Take the first paved footpath on the right (north) side. Go up about
100 feet and as you pass a bench on the left, veer off the path to the
right up the hill.
The top of the hill is a delightful spot. However, at times it has
been closed for reforestation. If it's open, enjoy your time here.
Note that you'll be out in the open, and visitors are a distinct
possibility.
Alternatively, if the top of the hill is closed or if
you desire a bit more privacy, as you approach the top of the hill,
turn right heading downhill away from the footpath. There are a couple
spots here that afford more privacy. They vary in how hilly and shady
they are, and there is likely to be one that will meet your needs.
This area isn't completely private just because this
is a busy part of the park. But you should be able to find a spot with
enough privacy to enjoy yourselves all the same.
27 - 43rd Avenue South
28 - Lindley Meadow
29 - Elk Glen Lake
30 - 46th Avenue North
31 - Washington Bicentennial Grove
32 - JFK Drive
33
- 34th Avenue South
34 - Fuchsia
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