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Our guide to hiking Whidbey Island’s most scenic state parks.
The bluff and beach trail at Ebey’s Landing:
This 3 mile trail in Ebey’s Landing National Historic Reserve is probably
Whidbey Island’s most notable hike. The trail leads along the top of a high bluff
overlooking Puget Sound, eventually dropping down to the beach.
Hike back along the beach.
For accommodations, visit Whidwood On Whidbey Island.
Enjoy a hot-tub, library, sunroom & breakfast.
Located near historic Coupeville, in
Ebey’s Landing National Historic Reserve.
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Deception Pass State Park:
From the parking area near Cranberry Lake, hike through the woods to the iconic bridge.
From the bridge, wander higher to open meadows with long-distance views.
Fort Ebey State Park:
This is our favorite park on the island.
The bluff trail weaves above the water and through the woods for two miles.
Another trail circles around a small lake, where you’ll often see bald eagles.
