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Hiking the San Juan Islands Island Hikes & Walks in San Juan, Skagit & Island Counties By Ken Wilcox Northwest Wild Books (2001) 224 pp, ISBN 0961787953 Cover price: $13.95 Free shipping! (U.S. only, first-class or media mail) In stock

The famed San Juan Islands of Northwest Washington offer some of the most charming, scenic and naturally diverse landscapes—and seascapes—anywhere in the Pacific Northwest. A host of parks, trails, beaches and protected wildlands are available to the public to enjoy and help preserve for future generations. And that means excellent opportunities for hiking. Dozens of islands offer a wide range of easy walks and challenging hikes, from a sandy beach or rocky shore, to an old-growth forest, lake, meadow or mountain summit. But the hiking doesn't stop at the San Juan County line. This guide also includes listings and maps for the surrounding archipelago, including Whidbey, Camano, Fidalgo, Cypress and more in neighboring Skagit and Island Counties—plus parks, viewpoints, water access and campgrounds. Enjoy them all—all year long!

Here are just a few of the hikes described in this guide...

• Eagle Cliff, Cypress Island
• Fidalgo Head, Fidalgo Island
• Mount Erie, Fidalgo Island
• Lighthouse Point, Fidalgo Island
• Shark Reef Sanctuary, Lopez Island
• Cascade and Mountain Lakes, Orcas Island
• Mount Constitution, Orcas Island
• Mount Young, San Juan Island
• Lime Kiln Point, San Juan Island
• American Camp, San Juan Island
• Turn Point Lighthouse, Stuart Island
• Ewing Cove, Sucia Island
• Deception Pass and Goose Rock, Whidbey Island
• Ebey's Prairie, Whidbey Island
• Double Bluff, Whidbey Island
• ...plus 65 more!

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