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Use the button below to view a pdf map detailing all the Whidbey Island public beach access and public tidelands. The map is quite large, so it may take a few moments to load. Once it loads you can also print it for a handy reference. Be sure to check our list of Whidbey Island’s Top 5 Beaches. Click Here to View Printable Beach Access Map.
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Apr 19, 2023 · It is published by Soundwater Stewards of Island County, a non-profit formed in 2016. The late Dan Pedersen a few years ago at Double Bluff Beach, the site of Dan’s ninth mystery, ‘Final Reunion’. Whidbey Island was blanketed by 3,000 to 5,000 feet of glacier ice about 20,000 years ago, the guidebook says. When the ice began to melt back ...
Jul 10, 2015 · Whidbey island is narrow and serpentine in shape. This was caused by massive glaciers melting and eroding huge swaths of earth as they receded during the last ice age about 14,000 years ago. The melting retreat of this so named Vashon Glaciation eroded the land, creating a drumlin field of hundreds of aligned drumlin hills.
- How Do You Get to Whidbey Island?
- When Is The Best Time of Year to Go to Whidbey Island?
- How Do I Spend A Day on Whidbey Island?
- Lodging and Camping on Whidbey Island
- Check Out The Epic Views from Ebey’s Landing National Historical Preserve
- Hug An Old Growth Tree at South Whidbey State Park
- Go to One of Whidbey Island’s Amazing Dog Parks
- Wander Around Charming Historic Coupeville
- Fort Casey State Park
- Visit Historic Greenbank Farm
It is possible to get to and around Whidbey Island without a car, but you will likely find it frustrating and slow. You can take the train (very limited schedule) to Mukilteo and then take the ferry over to Whidbey Island. Once there, you can use Island Transitto get around, though the destinations and schedules are limited. If you’re planning to g...
Like all of Western Washington, Whidbey Island is a very popular summer destination. It’s easy to see why with it’s relaxed island vibe, long sunny days and plenty of outdoor activities. If you’re visiting in July and August, make sure to reserve your lodging far ahead and if you’re taking a day trip be ready for more crowds. Whidbey makes for a wo...
Whidbey Island makes a wonderful day trip from Seattle. I have an itinerary for making a loop day tripgoing through the Skagit Valley to Deception Pass and then exploring the island and taking the ferry from the south end of the island to Mukilteo. Read all about what to do for that day here. If you’re a hiker, you might want to consider making a d...
Whidbey Island has a large number of vacation rentals, from small romantic places perfect for couples to huge houses perfect for family or friend groups. There are also many small inns and hotels, as well as some chain hotels in Oak Harbor. If you’re camping, camping is available at Fort Ebey State Park and Deception Pass State Park. Both are reser...
Ebey’s Landing is one of my favorite places in Washington State and the loop hike hereis one of my all time favorites! Hikers will love the epic views across Admiralty Inlet towards the Olympic Mountains, as well as the views of the farmland and the Cascade Mountains to the east. You can even see Mt Rainier from here when it’s clear enough. You can...
Lightly visited South Whidbey State Park is a wonderful place to see enormous old growth cedar and douglas fir trees. This classic deep temperate rainforest is a relatively short and not steep hike from the parking area. The loop I like is about 2.5 miles with about 200 feet of elevation gain.
One of the best things to do on Whidbey Island is to bring your dog! This is especially true if your dog loves to run all out in wide open spaces (like mine!). In addition to some great dog friendly (on leash) hikes and many wineries and breweries that welcome dogs, Whidbey has two fantastic off leash areas for dogs.
Historic Coupeville is small but has some interesting shops and restaurants and is very photogenic! Make sure to check out the pier and grab a meal from one of the excellent restaurants. There are a couple of art galleries and a shop full of all things from the Netherlands. You can also rent or go on a kayak tour here.
Fort Casey has always been one of my favorite places in Washington. I loved it as a kid and especially as a teenager! There’s so much to love about this park, from it’s epic views of the Olympic Mountains and stunning sunsets to the picturesque Admiralty Head Lighthouse. There’s a giant field perfect for throwing a frisbee or flying a kite if you’v...
Another unique place you’ll only find on Whidbey Island, Greenbank Farm is part shopping, part farm and part off leash dog area! Your dog will love playing here and after you get a walk in with your dog while you take in the amazing views, make sure to get some pie at the well known and loved Whidbey Pies. Not only is this the best pie ever, it’s n...
Jun 25, 2024 · These must-visit beaches will make your Whidbey Island experience unforgettable. 1. Double Bluff Beach. Located near Freeland on the southern part of Whidbey Island, Double Bluff Beach is renowned for its wide, sandy shores and breathtaking views of the Olympic Mountains. This beach is perfect for long walks, beachcombing, and birdwatching.
Feb 12, 2024 · Next up on your Whidbey Island itinerary is Langley, the “Village by the Sea” at the southern end of the island. Located about 30 minutes from the Clinton ferry dock, this quaint seaside town is the isle’s cultural core, featuring several galleries, restaurants, cafes, shops, Whidbey Island Center for the Arts (WICA), and the historic Clyde Theatre, a 1937 cinema.
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Jul 20, 2024 · Grab a free printable Whidbey Island Map. Whidbey Island History. Whidbey Island was inhabited by various Native American tribes until the first European explorers arrived in the area in the late 1700’s. In 1792, British sea captain George Vancouver, of the HMS Discovery, came upon the island.
