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Walk 4/5 Walking Ebey's Trail System & Lunch
Daffodils are out in the Skagit Valley
Taken from a well-known bridge that leads to/from Whidbey Island
Trailhead kiosk at beginning of the Walking Ebey's Trail. Excellent info and signage all along the trail.
Portions of trail followed the edges of fields and pastures, using conservation easements to pass through privately-owned lands.
Old farmhouse along the trail route
Newly installed boardwalk made for easy passage over soggy ground
Trail signage made finding our way a breeze
Heading eastward along pasture lands
More examples of the excellent signage on this trail
Most of the final mile wound through forest
Less than 5 minutes from our ending trailhead, this place awaited our discovery
Easy-to-follow trails wind through a tract of mature forest with numerous sculptures to admire
One example was this metallic eagle. The sculpture all incorporated the nature theme.
A whimsical collection of eye-catching "mushrooms"
Many of the artworks were hung overhead, like these "flying salmon"
Even a T-rex made out of natural materials
A unique modification of a blown down tree
Daffodils are out in the Skagit Valley
Taken from a well-known bridge that leads to/from Whidbey Island
Trailhead kiosk at beginning of the Walking Ebey's Trail. Excellent info and signage all along the trail.
Portions of trail followed the edges of fields and pastures, using conservation easements to pass through privately-owned lands.
Old farmhouse along the trail route
Newly installed boardwalk made for easy passage over soggy ground
Trail signage made finding our way a breeze
Heading eastward along pasture lands
More examples of the excellent signage on this trail
Most of the final mile wound through forest
Less than 5 minutes from our ending trailhead, this place awaited our discovery
Easy-to-follow trails wind through a tract of mature forest with numerous sculptures to admire
One example was this metallic eagle. The sculpture all incorporated the nature theme.
A whimsical collection of eye-catching "mushrooms"
Many of the artworks were hung overhead, like these "flying salmon"
Even a T-rex made out of natural materials