- This is a great all-season hike featuring beautiful mature second growth forest and beach access. Hike down a lushly forested ravine with a babbling creek, home to many species of salmon and trout. Follow the creek to its estuary as it empties into Puget Sound. If you extend your hike to the beach, breathe in the serene panorama of Brown’s Bay, Puget Sound, the islands, and the Olympic Mountains. Watch the seabirds and go beachcombing to look for crabshells, anemones, and other treasures.
- Ebey Island Wildlife Area Unit (wdfw.wa.gov)
Although much of the Ebey Island Unit is closed to public access for the protection of waterfowl nesting and rearing habitat during the non-hunting season, the unit is open for pheasant and waterfowl hunting and wildlife viewing and other recreation opportunities. The unit consists of forested swamp, grassland, and wetland.
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