Shelton, WA
From the trailhead hike through old-growth trees and an old orchard to the historic 1892-built Malaney-O’Neill House on a small bluff above Oakland Bay.

Marrowstone Island, WA
Owing to its location and surrounded by water on three sides, the park is a great spot for watching marine birds.

Port Townsend, WA
The 434-acre park contains high bluffs, a lagoon, mature forest, and extensive beaches.

Sequim, WA
The eelgrass beds in Dungeness Bay host some of the state’s largest concentrations of wintering harlequin ducks, scaups, black brants, black-bellied plovers and dunlins.

Pacific Coast, WA
9.4 miles roundtrip loop including lake, forests, bogs and beach walking.