Join TNC Washington and other volunteers for a day out at Ebey’s Landing to explore the hiking trails and participate in a beach clean-up.

Ebey’s Landing is a 554-acre reserve offering scenic, recreational and interpretive opportunities for visitors. Ecological treasures to explore at this site include one of Western Washington’s most popular coastal trails (complete with Douglas fir trees and rare golden paintbrush plants), beautiful wetlands, prairie habitats and a coastal bluff offering sweeping views of the Olympic Peninsula and the Strait de Juan de Fuca, southwards to Mount Rainier and eastwards to the Cascade Mountains. The Nature Conservancy owns and manages the Robert Y Pratt Preserve on the western shore of Whidbey Island near Coupeville.

For this event, we’ll be hiking the 3.5-mile Bluff Trail before heading down to the water to comb the beach for microplastics and another other garbage. The coastal bluff trail is a 3 mile loop hike, mostly level with some steep, sandy sections.

When: Saturday, April 13th 10:00am-2:00pm

This event is suitable for most ages