Triangle Park

Triangle Park, also known as Q Street Park, is a small urban green space located in Washington, D.C. Situated across from the north entrance of the Dupont Circle Metrorail Station, this park occupies a triangular parcel at the intersection of Connecticut Avenue NW and Q Street NW.

The park, while smaller than a basketball court, offers a serene retreat in the bustling city environment. It features several benches, providing visitors with a place to rest, enjoy lunch, or read a book on sunny days. The park is managed and maintained by the National Park Service (NPS).

Triangle Park serves as a convenient rest stop for pedestrians and cyclists traversing the area. Its location near the Dupont Circle Metro station makes it a popular spot for commuters and local residents alike. The park's compact size and urban setting exemplify the importance of preserving green spaces within densely populated city areas.