Georgetown Waterfront Park

Georgetown Waterfront Park, located along the banks of the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., is a beautifully designed public space that connects 225 miles of parkland from Cumberland, Maryland, to Mount Vernon, Virginia. Completed in 2011, the park features unique elements such as a labyrinth, a central fountain, and rain gardens, offering visitors a serene environment for recreation and contemplation.

With designated pathways for cyclists, skaters, and pedestrians, the park provides stunning views of the river, Theodore Roosevelt Island, and the Key Bridge. Additionally, the park's commitment to environmental sustainability is showcased through its bio-edge and pollinator gardens, which enhance local wildlife habitats and promote biodiversity.

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