DAY TRIPS

Below are some trip ideas within striking distance from the farm. They could easily take a day or be modified to fill just an afternoon or morning. It all depends on how much you want to try and pack in. Everyone should be able to find something they enjoy and in general these are places where we have taken the kids and the dog. There is no chance you will be able to visit all the places highlighted in one trip. Pick and choose a la carte and then mix it up the next time. I’ll put a suggested itinerary for each if you don’t want to spend a ton of time researching the map. Click the links for more information.

Mountain Loop — Hiking & Scenery

Dozens of fantastic hikes and picnicking spots to choose from make this a great option for a long summer day.

Hwy 20 Loop — Hiking & Scenery

Plenty of hiking opportunities combined with exploring some small towns and attractions along the Skagit River.

Friday Harbor — Ferry Ride & Sightseeing

Ditch the car and walk on a Washington State Ferry to spend a day sailing the San Juan Islands.

Whidbey Loop — Leisurely Drive

Lots of driving, but tons to see and do. Mountaintop views, tide-pools, beaches, lighthouses, coastal fort exploration, and a ferry ride are some highlights you can pick to go experience.

Anacortes — Sights, Walking, & Shopping

Walking paths, donuts the size of hubcaps, a summer farmer’s market, and plenty of photo opportunities make this a fun day around this unique town.

La Conner — Sights, Walking, & Shopping

Want a break from climbing hills? La Conner is a town with a riverfront boardwalk to take you by all kinds of restaurants to try and shops to browse. Only crowded during tulip season.

N. Cascades — Leisurely Drive & Exploring

Head into the mountains for jade green lakes, waterfalls, trails and unique historical points of interest.

Stanwood & Camano Is. — Beaches

Drive through farm country and forest to reach some lesser visited PNW beaches.

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We will add something here once we discover it.

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