Ebey's Landing
Abundant wildlife sightings
3 this month · 53 reports
Puget Sound and Islands
Double Bluff offers excellent opportunities for exploring tide pools, particularly at low tide. Reports from June 29 and August 13 indicate that the trail and road are in good condition and suitable for all vehicles, with no bugs reported. At low tide, visitors can explore the sandy beach or the rocky areas for marine life. Amenities at the parking lot include porta-potties and faucets for rinsing off sand and saltwater. Parking can be busy, with cars often parked along the road.
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Parking can be quite busy, with cars frequently parked along both sides of the road on August 13. This suggests that arriving early might be beneficial, especially during peak times or events.
The tide pools are rich with marine life. Reports mention seeing sea anemones in large clusters and tucked into the sand, moon snails and their sand collars, sand dollars, herons, and even a bald eagle fishing in the surf as of June 29.
Yes, the parking lot at Double Bluff is equipped with porta-potties. There is also a faucet for rinsing sandy feet or saltwater off, and an outside shower available according to the June 29 report.
Abundant wildlife sightings
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Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
Double Bluff beach is a great place to visit at low tide. So many others thought so too and cars were parked along the road on both sides. Walk the sandy beach far out in the distance or head for the ...
I started at 1100am, about a half hour before the -1.8-foot low tide. Going west below the bluff I explored the tide pools-lots of sea anemones both in large clusters on rocks and thousands tucked int...
The hiking grandmas decided to take advantage of the super low tides and do some tidepooling today. The beach parking lot is not far from the Clinton ferry landing so easy access from Everett. We star...
Double Bluff Park on Whidbey Island is a great place for beach walking and sight seeing. The views of the sand cliffs and of the Olympic and Cascade mountains are great. The beach is excellent for hik...
There were lots of people out and even more dogs, everyone including the canines behaving well. It was cloudy with a cold wind but better than what is forecast for the coming week, so people were taki...
Surprisingly for a gorgeous, sunny and not even cold Sunday afternoon, there were spots left in the small parking lot of Double Bluff County Park. There is overflow parking on the road, possibly of qu...
First hike of the year! We spent some time on Whidbey on Saturday and decided to go to Double Bluff County Park for an afternoon beach walk. It was another perfect, cloudless day like we’ve been havin...
We love this hike since our pup can be off leash! We hiked to the end of the bluffs. Make sure to check a tide chart before you visit- at high tide parts of the beach are not passable.
This is a beach walk with a separate entrance area for those with dogs via 2 gates. There are signs for dog owners to read and dogs may be off leash starting at the windsock location.There is a porta ...