Photos by Tag: rosario beach
So much to explore…
So many beautiful places to explore in this corner of the Pacific Northwest! This hiker was walking upland from Rosario Beach.
High water, south Fidalgo
High tide hides beach between Bowman Bay and Rosario Beach.
Beach under water
King tide covers beach at Rosario Park.
Maiden in the shadows
Maiden of Deception Pass sculpture at Rosario Beach. Local artist Tracy Powell, who has created many public art pieces. This pole was commissioned by the Samish Tribe. Dedicated in September 2013.
Strolling the beach
It was a windy afternoon at Rosario Beach. Nice day for a beach walk.
Romantic sunset: 2018
I recall taking this photo five years ago, wishing that it was me sitting with my wife on this tranquil November evening. Always more sunset experiences just around the corner…
Mixed use beach
Rosario Beach on Fidalgo Island has something for everyone. This Labor Day scene shows beachwalkers, scuba diver and tide pool explorers. Folks just up the hill enjoyed a picnic lunch.
Shoreline eye candy
I spent some quality time with this great blue heron, just offshore at Rosario Beach on Fidalgo Island. How many heron photos are enough? There is no number…
Sunny day scenes from Rosario
What a joy it is to live just a few minutes away from island gems such as this: Rosario Beach. On this hike I encountered a couple visiting from Seattle and a young man scoping the area for fishing spots. A few folks stopped to take a view seat on the trail to Bowman Bay.
Sweeping south Fidalgo beach
Beach at Bowman Bay, on the Fidalgo side of Deception Pass State Park. View from trail linking the bay and Rosario Beach.
Rosario a favorite for viewpoints
Sunshine and natural beauty combine to attract adventurers ranging from tide pool investigators to picknickers and trail hikers. Come on, Spring!
Powell creates high profile art
Among my favorite pieces of public art in this area are “The Maiden of Deception Pass” at Rosario Beach and “Cormorant” at Ship Harbor Interpretive Preserve (SHIP) adjacent to the state ferry terminal. Both pieces were created by local artist Tracy Powell. To read more about Powell, click here.
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