Iverson Spit

Puget Sound and Islands

updated 1 month ago

The trails at Iverson Spit are currently in good condition, with reports from August 9 indicating they were bone hard and cracked clay, even in previously mucky areas. The road is suitable for all vehicles, and there are no bugs to report as of August 9. Parking was noted as having a few vehicles in the morning but increased throughout the day, suggesting it can become busy. The area offers opportunities for wildlife viewing, with sightings of bald eagles and herons reported near the shallow Livingston Bay during a minus tide on August 9.

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As of August 9, the trails were in good condition, described as bone hard and cracked clay. This suggests they are dry and firm, even in areas that can sometimes be mucky.

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Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

A clear day and temp's in the mid-seventies made for a nice time for a walk at the spit. When I arrived there only three vehicles in the parking lot but as time went on there were more people arriving...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

We had the joy of spending the night at our friend’s cabin near by, so went out for a little morning jaunt at Iverson Spit.  Large Parking lot with only 2 cars around 10am.  The weather was beautiful!...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

It’s World Wildflower Week, so after our adventures just down the road at Barnum Point, we went to Iverson Spit, which we had never been to before. Well worth the trip! Our main goal was to see the Ho...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

Iverson Spit Preserve was a beautiful place with Magnificent Views of the Mountains and Inner Puget Sound. Good for kids of all ages. Easy hiking with all trails relatively flat. Hobbit Trail is a plu...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

Parking lot was almost full when we arrived in the late afternoon on this sunny Saturday. The tide was almost at it's lowest (-0.2 ft) so lots of beach to walk. After walking the beach a ways, we deci...

Puget Sound and Islands > Seattle-Tacoma Area

We arrived at Barnum Point TH around 9:15 for a morning hike.  Plenty of available parking.  Trails were in good shape but there were several muddy sections.  We could see some snow capped mountains l...

Puget Sound and Islands > Whidbey Island

A couple of nice mellow hikes on Camano Island. First Barnum Point. There is a lot of variety on these trails, forest ponds, an old orchard on a bluff with nice views and some beach time. A lot of the...

Puget Sound and Islands

This is an easy walk that has both beach and forest.An interesting spur trail is the Hobbit Trail.  It has Hobbit, dwarf, elf, gnome, and other figurines along the trail.There are portable toilets at ...

Puget Sound and Islands

Iverson Spit is one of our go-to quick nearby hike options in the off-season. It is pretty any time of year, but especially nice on a sunny winter day. The portion of the trail along the dike is in fu...

Puget Sound and Islands

Trail was frozen, which helped as it became more muddy and slippery as the sun warmed it up. Some ice on the beach was fun to see. There were a lot of people here today but plenty of parking was avail...