Pacific Northwest - Washington

Ebey’s Landing National Historic Reserve

A Karen Brown Recommendation

You’ll also learn about Ebey’s Landing National Historic Reserve, 17,400 acres of remarkable prairie land, thoughtfully preserved so that future generations might appreciate the cultural and geographic heritage of this once-bustling farming and seafaring community. Ask in the museum for directions to the 1-mile trail from the beach at Ebey’s Landing (at the foot of Ebey Road) to Sunnyside Cemetery at Cook and Sherman Roads. The cemetery contains the headstones of some of the region’s pioneer families. From it, you’ll have marvelous views of the prairie and the water. Meanwhile, stroll the streets of town and try to imagine what it might have been like over 150 years ago when the first European settlers arrived at this home of the Coast Salish Indians.

Located along this Karen Brown Itinerary:

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Nearby Hotels and Bed & Breakfasts:
Listed Alphabetically, Not By Distance.

• Channel Lodge
• Cliff House and Cottage
• Dove House, Chauntecleer, The Potting Shed
• Eagles Nest Inn
• Edenwild . . . A Country Inn
• Guest House Log Cottages
• Highland Inn
• Inn at Ship Bay
• Inn To The Woods
• James House
• Lost Mountain Lodge
• Otters Pond Bed & Breakfast
• Saratoga Inn
• Turtleback Farm Inn
• Wildwood Manor