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Sea Kayaking Trails in Washington
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Sea Kayaking Trails in Washington

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0 - 30 mi
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Washington has 73 sea kayaking trails. These trails range from 0 to 30 miles in length. The most popular trails are Hope Island (South), Central Hood Canal: Quilcene and Dabob Bays, Dosewallips, Pleasant Harbor, Triton Cove, and Mike’s Beach Resort and Port Madison and Agate Passage. Trails.com member Carl J. recently completed Burrows Island.
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Commencement Bay
Puyallup River, WA
5
Here you will find a pleasant contrast to expectations of a polluted industrial wasteland. ...
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Carr Inlet: Horsehead Bay, Cutts Island State Park, and Kopachuck State Park
Rosedale, WA
2
If you live south of Seattle, this is a short, easy trip, ideal for those with limited ...
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Burrows Island
Anacortes, WA
2
The paddling at Burrows Island is interesting and exhilarating with both sheer rock and ...
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Point Doughty on Orcas Island
Eastsound, WA
2
Accessible only from the water, this little DNR Recreation Site at Orcas Island’s northwest ...
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Elliott Bay
Seattle, WA
2
Shipyards with naval frigates or an Alaska ferry in dry dock create an engaging scene, ...
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Dungeness Spit
Dungeness, WA
2
This 5-mile-long spit is a National Wildlife Refuge set aside for waterfowl and shorebirds. ...
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Patos, Sucia, and Matia Islands
Eastsound, WA
2
This chain of state park and wildlife refuge islands is famed for its intricate geology ...
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Hope and Skagit Islands
Oak Harbor, WA
1
Though currents are swift in this area, the protection of nearby Fidalgo and Whidbey islands ...
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Mats Mats Bay
Port Ludlow, WA
1
This quiet little bay north of Port Ludlow is just right for paddling practice or touring ...
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Port Townsend to Point Wilson
Port Townsend, WA
1
Explorer Captain George Vancouver noted that the current location of Port Townsend, located ...
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Cypress Island
Cypress Island, WA
1
A circumnavigation of a heavily forested, rugged, undeveloped island, with some challenging ...
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Lake Union
Seattle, WA
1
The origins of Lake Union go back 12,000 years. The lake was carved by the Vashon glacier, ...
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Duwamish Waterway
Seattle, WA
1
The Duwamish River was once a curvy, slow-moving, flood-prone river providing water access ...
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Eld Inlet
Boston Harbor, WA
1
This is a pleasurable place to paddle with no real destination, or to explore the little ...
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Gig Harbor
Gig Harbor, WA
1
In 1867, Yugoslavian immigrant Samuel Jerisch and two partners rowed a flat-bottomed skiff ...
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Chuckanut Bay
Bellingham, WA
1
The rocks around Chuckanut Bay make this Bellingham-area trip an interesting exploration. ...
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Freshwater Bay to the Elwha River
Lower Elwha Indian Reservation, WA
1
In 2011, the largest dam-removal project in North America began to remove the Elwha River’s ...
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Cypress Island
Cypress Island, WA
1
The wild ruggedness of Cypress Island, along with the chance for a hike to catch the panoramic ...
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Whidbey Island: Keystone to Hastie Lake Boat Ramp
Coupeville, WA
1
This trip passes by Fort Casey State Park, Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve, ...
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Eagle Harbor
Winslow, WA
0
This excursion is for sea kayakers who love looking at all sorts of boats, exploring pockets ...
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Eagle Harbor to Bremerton
Winslow, WA
0
This is one of the most interesting and long-range day trips in Puget Sound, and the ability ...
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Blake Island
Harper, WA
0
Come to Blake Island for either a pleasant day trip or for one of the most unusual kayak-camping ...
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Maury Island
Portage, WA
0
A narrow isthmus connects Maury Island to Vashon Island providing an age-old portage. ...
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Whidbey Island: Coupeville and Penn Cove
Oak Harbor, WA
0
Founded in 1852, Coupeville is the oldest town on Whidbey Island, and part of Ebey’s Landing ...
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Central Hood Canal: Quilcene and Dabob Bays, Dosewallips, Pleasant Harbor, Triton Cove, and Mike’s Beach Resort
Brinnon, WA
0
With the Olympic Mountain Range towering overhead, this part of Hood Canal is the meeting ...
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