Anita’s guidebook
Sightseeing, hiking,
- a 25 minute drive from the cabin offering breathtaking views from the bridge of both the Cascade and Olympic Mountain ranges, the surrounding island areas and the Salish Sea. Endless hiking opportunities along with kayak and stand up paddle board rentals nearby.
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Deception Pass Bridge
North Whidbey- a 25 minute drive from the cabin offering breathtaking views from the bridge of both the Cascade and Olympic Mountain ranges, the surrounding island areas and the Salish Sea. Endless hiking opportunities along with kayak and stand up paddle board rentals nearby.
- stunning views of the Olympic and Cascade Mountain ranges along with Whidbey Island, the San Juan Islands and the Olympic Peninsula. On a clear day you can see Mt. Rainier located 150 miles to the south. It’s also a rock climbing area with plenty of hiking trails. You can drive, bike or hike up - 25 minutes from the cabin and a short detour on the route to Deception Pass.
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Mt Erie Park
- stunning views of the Olympic and Cascade Mountain ranges along with Whidbey Island, the San Juan Islands and the Olympic Peninsula. On a clear day you can see Mt. Rainier located 150 miles to the south. It’s also a rock climbing area with plenty of hiking trails. You can drive, bike or hike up - 25 minutes from the cabin and a short detour on the route to Deception Pass.
Food scene, sightseeing, shopping, historic buildings
Ten minutes from the Coho Cabin is La Conner, a very picturesque small town that sits on the saltwater Swinomish Channel. There are numerous restaurants and many small shops that carry unique and interesting items. There are also several art galleries and at least 3 museums. All of these places are within walking distance of each other. One of my favorite things to do is stroll the boardwalk along the Swinomish Channel which runs the length of the town.
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La Conner
Ten minutes from the Coho Cabin is La Conner, a very picturesque small town that sits on the saltwater Swinomish Channel. There are numerous restaurants and many small shops that carry unique and interesting items. There are also several art galleries and at least 3 museums. All of these places are within walking distance of each other. One of my favorite things to do is stroll the boardwalk along the Swinomish Channel which runs the length of the town.
Ferry ride, historic place, sightseeing, restaurants, shopping
The San Juan Islands- a 25 minute drive from the cabin to the San Juan Islands Ferry Terminal located just west of Anacortes. You can explore the islands by car or simply ride the ferry as a walk-on passenger. A big favorite of mine is to park my car at the ferry terminal in the morning, buy a "walk on" ticket and then spend the day exploring the beautiful town of Friday Harbor. Friday Harbor, on San Juan Island, is the last stop on the ferry route. It has been chosen several times as the "Most Picturesque Town in Washington". Once you walk off the ferry you are right in the middle of the town which offers great restaurants, interesting shops and plenty of walk-about sightseeing. In the evening, chose from one of the departure times, and simply walk on the ferry and enjoy the scenic ride back to the San Juan Island Ferry Terminal. Of course you could do the same trip but use your car instead and perhaps explore Lopez or Orcas Island. All ferry prices are quoted as round trip and schedules are available online.
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San Juan Islands
The San Juan Islands- a 25 minute drive from the cabin to the San Juan Islands Ferry Terminal located just west of Anacortes. You can explore the islands by car or simply ride the ferry as a walk-on passenger. A big favorite of mine is to park my car at the ferry terminal in the morning, buy a "walk on" ticket and then spend the day exploring the beautiful town of Friday Harbor. Friday Harbor, on San Juan Island, is the last stop on the ferry route. It has been chosen several times as the "Most Picturesque Town in Washington". Once you walk off the ferry you are right in the middle of the town which offers great restaurants, interesting shops and plenty of walk-about sightseeing. In the evening, chose from one of the departure times, and simply walk on the ferry and enjoy the scenic ride back to the San Juan Island Ferry Terminal. Of course you could do the same trip but use your car instead and perhaps explore Lopez or Orcas Island. All ferry prices are quoted as round trip and schedules are available online.