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Every country road on this glacially formed island off the coast of Seattle, and even Highway 20, its main thoroughfare, lead through astoundingly diverse but ever-enchanting topography: tunnels of towering redwoods, farmland dotted with barns and grazing horses, stunning vistas of sparkling bays.

Information from Whidbey and Camano Islands Website

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Whatcom County has something for everyone.  Whether you are looking for a stroll by the beach or a strenuous climb to a mountain top, you can find it here.  Watch Orca whales swimming or bald eagles feasting. Touch history at a museum or pioneer homestead. Find the perfect campsite by a mountain lake or close to the surf.  Take a little down time in a rustic cabin. Have a big picnic or a romantic sunset dinner.

Information from Whatcom County Parks & Recreation

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Pierce County has all you need for wonderful memories with its breathtaking bluffs and picturesque valleys, deep quiet forests and world class trout streams. Wild prairies and sheltering woods cover the rolling hills between quaint, old-fashioned farmsteads. Many of our farmsteads house a cornucopia of small, but fascinating businesses including apple orchards, berry farms and antique stores. 

Information from Travel Pierce County Website

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Snohomish County is located about 15 miles north of Seattle, and is demographically part of the greater Seattle market. It is one of the largest counties in Washington State, home to the Boeing company's largest assembly plant as well as to thriving cities, rich agricultural land and many small communities that give it its rich character and unparalleled quality of life.

Information from Choose Washingtion Website