スカジット郡の天然記念物・トップ11

A magical topography. I've been coming here for as long as I can remember, like 4 years old. This is next-level global architecture. Interior design, whatever. This landscape is worthy of fabled HHGTTG creative Slartibartfast, whose expertise lie in fjords.

Oyster Dome, located in Blanchard State Forest, is the highest point at 2,025 feet. Starting from Chuckanut Drive, the trail passes through old forests and former logging areas with abandoned equipment. It offers a steep hike to stunning views of the Salish Sea.

This is the western boundary of North Cascades National Park. Take a short break to take a picture with the scenic rocky monument.

This 27-acre area features 2,100 feet of shoreline, with one of the main highlights being Yellow Bluff, which provides one of the best examples of a sequence of glacial sediments right on the water's shore.

Lizard Lake is a pretty mountain lake located on Blanchard Mountain in the Chuckanuts. Take a break and enjoy the beautiful setting.

It's a vision to cherish, where your gaze unveils a mosaic of islands, the endless expanse of the open sea, and the distant allure of Canada. But, heed the solemn advice: treacherous cliffs lie in wait. Keep your loyal companions, whether four-legged or young, under your vigilant care.

In a curious twist of geography, Deception Pass acquired its name back in 1792 when Captain George Vancouver and his expedition initially believed Whidbey Island to be a connected peninsula, and Deception Pass a mere bay. Their naming of the channel as “Deception Pass” stemmed from this unintentional deception.

Amid ancient granite and weathered rocks, Rosario Strait's grandeur unfolded, distant islands painting the horizon. Ascending further, a breathtaking panorama revealed itself, a true maritime marvel.