Photos by Tag: boardwalk
Broken boardwalk at SHIP
Powerful tidewaters asserted themselves last month, resulting in loss of at least one segment of the public boardwalk at Ship Harbor Interpretive Preserve (SHIP), adjacent to the state ferry terminal on the west end of the city. This is a statement from the City of Anacortes regarding the damage: “In December of 2022, the Ship […]
Fall on the boardwalk
Colors continue to change, temperatures continue to drop. Boardwalk through wetlands at Ship Harbor, west side of Anacortes.
‘Round the bend
Boardwalk meanders through wetlands on west side Anacortes shoreline.
‘Round the corner on boardwalk
Mt. Baker often shines bright as walkers round the corner toward the shoreline on the Ship Harbor Interpretive Preserve boardwalk.
Walk over water
Downtown Anacortes has its beautiful esplanade through the public marina. Ship Harbor Interpretive Preserve near the state ferry terminal boasts this curving boardwalk, allowing walkers to enjoy the wetlands without getting wet!
Meandering boardwalk
Boardwalk on the Fidalgo Island shoreline, Ship Harbor Interpretive Preserve (SHIP).
Walking the curves
Sunlight and shadows create a pattern on the boardwalk that curves through shoreline wetlands on the west side of Anacortes.
Sunday morning stroll
Dogs take their humans for a walk, Sunday morning at Ship Harbor Interpretive Preserve (SHIP), as viewed from state ferry terminal parking lot.
Wetland reflections
Sun through clouds, reflection on water in the boardwalk/wetland area of Ship Harbor Interpretive Preserve in Anacortes.
The draw of Deception Pass
New Year rainfall let up on Sunday, January 3, a development that drew enthusiastic crowds to Deception Pass State Park: both Fidalgo and Whidbey sides. On this trip I ventured onto a trail that runs adjacent to the beach from the park amphitheater to the bridges. I have walked the same trail from the east […]
Fall on the boardwalk
Morning light on the west end of the boardwalk, Ship Harbor Interpretive Preserve (SHIP) in west Anacortes.
Walk into wetlands
Summer growth at Ship Harbor Interpretive Preserve (SHIP).