Whether you’re new here or just want to venture off your usual path, these neighborhoods are the creme de la creme for Seattle trick-or-treating.
Ravenna | This northeastern Seattle neighborhood is known for its Candy Corn Lane where the surrounding houses come alive (or undead) for trick-or-treating.
Ballard | For all Type-A parents out there, Ballard is a great solution to the typical Halloween chaos with the neighborhood’s interactive trick-or-treating map.
Queen Anne | The Queen Anne Chamber of Commerce is hosting “Trick or Treat on the Ave” starting at 3:30 p.m. — a perfect option for families with early bedtimes.
Montlake | Aka “Hauntlake,” Halloween is on another level in this neighborhood — just take a look at its “Trick-or-Treat House.”
Pro tip: Seattle trick-or-treating typically starts around 4 p.m. and ends around 7 p.m.
