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I'd just stay out of here if you have fragile tires

good place for water during the warmer months

The waterfront is filled with quaint coffee joints, pubs, seafood restaurants, and cafes. There are public restrooms across from the rib house. A promenade takes you along the water with views of the docks.

Tommy Thompson Parkway is a great car-free route out to March Point, with nice water views along the trestle. But heads up—seagulls drop shells here to crack them open, leaving sharp debris that’s notorious for causing flats. Ride with caution, and if you’re on skinny tires, consider walking your bike across the worst sections.

Crossing from Fidalgo Island to Whidbey Island via Pass Island, this bridge offers great views of the Pacific, with small islands like Strawberry Island adding to the landscape.

When patching a TPU tube, be sure and clean the affected area with rubbing alcohol before applying the patch.

Mount Vernon, Washington is a small city located in the heart of the Skagit Valley. It’s known for its vibrant tulip fields, especially during the annual Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. The city also offers scenic views of the Skagit River and nearby Cascade Mountains.

This quarter-mile trestle bridge spans Fidalgo Bay, giving elevated views of the water and surrounding landscapes. However, this area is also a dining area for local gulls, who drop clams onto the bridge to crack them open, leaving behind sharp shell fragments that can litter the path. While the city occasionally sweeps the trail, watch your step.