Hiking
Put on your hiking boots and head out into the woods. Owls, eagles and finches provide the backdrop for the a perfect day out in nature. Ask for directions to the big rock in Saratoga Woods Preserve or go mushrooming in Putney Woods or the Metcalf Trust lands. Take the kids to Castle Park, then head into the trails at South Whidbey Community Park, home of the Chum Run.
Explore the many trails, mazes, labyrinths and other paths that cross on South Whidbey Island. | |
| Earth SanctuaryEarth Sanctuary is open daily during daylight hours. $7/person admission. Two miles of trails, many birds and a sculpture garden of sacred spaces (stone circles, medicine wheel, labyrinth, dolmen, standing stones) create a sanctuary for birds and wildlife and a peaceful place for personal renewal and spiritual connection. No 2059 Newman Road |
| Meerkerk Rhododendron GardensMeerkerk Rhododendron Gardens encompasses 10 acres of display and educational gardens enveloped by 43 acres of woodland preserve with 4+ miles of nature trails. Friends of Meerkerk memberships, plant sales, admission and contributions combine to care for the Gardens. We hope you enjoy your visit and visit often. 3531 Meerkerk Lane (at Highway 525 and Resort Road) |
| South Whidbey Parks and RecreationThe mission of the South Whidbey Parks & Recreation Dstrict is to porvide all residents & visitors in the district a variety of recreatonal activities & facilities that are fun and healthy. Phone: 360-221-5484 |
| Whidbey InstituteThe Whidbey Institute connects the human spirit with the natural world through education, reflection, and experience, liberating the capacity to serve the common good. 6449 Pietila Road |
| Whidbey Walks LLCLike to find a hidden island beach you can have to yourself? Do you love wandering a woodland path, just right for you and your family? Enjoy your hike more with a handcrafted walking or ceremonial stick made locally from Whidbey Island natural wood. Hours: Sunday & Monday 10-5 |
