Day 1  Bicycle the San Juan Island Loop
We will meet you at our shop in Friday Harbor located at 40 Spring street, just steps from the ferry terminal and shuttle the group to our starting point, just outside of downtown. After we gear up and have a safety lesson, we head out along San Juan Valley Road.  We will cycle along quiet country roads, stopping at Whale Watch Park for lunch and wildlife viewing at Lime Kiln State Park. Afterwards, we cycle north visiting an Alpaca Farm and an English garden at British Camp. Stop at Roche Harbor for an afternoon coffee or ice cream and walk the docks of its beautiful marina. Roche Harbor is a quaint village with artist kiosks to check out, English gardens to explore, a sculpture park to walk through, and a very unique mausoleum for the adventurous. Before heading back toward town, explore the scenic roads of White Point. This route will take you past Westcott Bay Cider and Spy Hop Distillery where you can try a taste of their local juniper gin or local apple ciders. We then cycle along a narrow country road to the shores of Westcott Bay Shellfish Co where you can sample oysters at the local oyster farm.

	Activity	Mileage	Accommodations
Day 1	Cycle San Juan Island Loop	29.5 miles	Lakedale Campground

Day 2  Kayak the western side of San Juan Island or Whale Watch Cruise
This morning’s breakfast will give you the energy you need for your day on the water. We will either shuttle you to the beautiful western side of San Juan Island for a day of sea kayaking or you may choose to go on a whale watch wildlife cruise aboard the Odyssey.

The day of kayaking includes a kayak safety lesson before you begin paddling along the evergreen cloaked coastline. As we journey down the coast, we'll keep a lookout for marine mammals surfacing above the water as we are in orca whale territory. About halfway through the trip, we stop for lunch along a beach where you can search for creatures in the tide pools, look for sea glass among the pebbles or simply soak in the scenery. After lunch we will head back out on the water in search of orcas and eagles.

If you choose the whale watch boat, you will spend the afternoon (3-4 hours) cruising the San Juan Islands aboard a comfortable classic motor yacht in search of wildlife.
 

Day 1  Circumnavigate Henry Island
Our guides will meet you at our shop located just steps from the ferry landing at 40 Spring Street and then shuttle you to our private kayak slips on the beautiful Westside of San Juan Island.  Here we kayak north to start our circumnavigation of Henry Island. We follow the outer coastline which is orca whale territory. Along the way we will see a huge Bald Eagles nest, Harbor Seals lounging on the rocks and cormorants nesting in the cliffs.  This afternoon we will take a break for lunch on Posey Island or one of the other remote beaches. We paddle back through Mosquito Pass; a sheltered waterway for kayakers, and then on into Mitchell Bay.  .

Day 2  Bicycle the San Juan Island Loop
After we gear up and have a safety lesson, we head out along San Juan Valley Road.  We will cycle along quiet country roads, stopping at Whale Watch Park for lunch and wildlife viewing at Lime Kiln State Park. Afterwards, we cycle north visiting an Alpaca Farm and an English garden at British Camp. Stop at Roche Harbor for an afternoon coffee or ice cream and walk the docks of its beautiful marina. Roche Harbor is a quaint village with artist kiosks to check out, English gardens to explore, a sculpture park to walk through, and a very unique mausoleum for the adventurous. Before heading back toward town, explore the scenic roads of White Point. This route will take you past Westcott Bay Cider and Spy Hop Distillery where you can try a taste of their local juniper gin or local apple ciders. We then cycle along a narrow country road to the shores of Westcott Bay Shellfish Co where you can sample oysters at the local oyster farm.

	Activity	Mileage	Accommodations
Day 2	Cycle San Juan Island Loop	29.5 miles	Lakedale Campground

Day 3  Kayak the western side of San Juan Island or Whale Watch Cruise
This morning’s breakfast will give you the energy you need for your day on the water. We will either shuttle you to the beautiful western side of San Juan Island for a day of sea kayaking or you may choose to go on a whale watch wildlife cruise aboard the Odyssey.

The day of kayaking includes a kayak safety lesson before you begin paddling along the evergreen cloaked coastline. As we journey down the coast, we'll keep a lookout for marine mammals surfacing above the water as we are in orca whale territory. About halfway through the trip, we stop for lunch along a beach where you can search for creatures in the tide pools, look for sea glass among the pebbles or simply soak in the scenery. After lunch we will head back out on the water in search of orcas and eagles.

If you choose the whale watch boat, you will spend the afternoon cruising the San Juan Islands aboard a comfortable classic motor yacht. You can sit back and relax in comfort while the personable onboard naturalists share their depth of knowledge of the local whales and wildlife. 

Day 1  Bicycle the San Juan Island Loop
We will meet you at our shop in Friday Harbor located at 40 Spring Street just steps from the ferry terminal in Friday Harbor and shuttle the group to our starting point, just outside of downtown. After we gear up and have a safety lesson, we head out along San Juan Valley Road.  We will cycle along quiet country roads, stopping at Whale Watch Park for lunch and wildlife viewing at Lime Kiln State Park. Afterwards, we cycle north visiting an Alpaca Farm and an English garden at British Camp. Stop at Roche Harbor for an afternoon coffee or ice cream and walk the docks of its beautiful marina. Roche Harbor is a quaint village with artist kiosks to check out, English gardens to explore, a sculpture park to walk through, and a very unique mausoleum for the adventurous. Before heading back toward town, explore the scenic roads of White Point. This route will take you past Westcott Bay Cider and Spy Hop Distillery where you can try a taste of their local juniper gin or local apple ciders. We then cycle along a narrow country road to the shores of Westcott Bay Shellfish Co where you can sample oysters at the local oyster farm.

	Activity	Mileage	Accommodations
Day 1	Cycle San Juan Island Loop	29.5 miles	Lakedale Campground

Day 2  Kayak the western side of San Juan Island or Whale Watch Cruise
This morning’s breakfast will give you the energy you need for your day on the water. We will either shuttle you to the beautiful western side of San Juan Island for a day of sea kayaking or you may choose to go on a whale watch wildlife cruise aboard the Odyssey.

The day of kayaking includes a kayak safety lesson before you begin paddling along the evergreen cloaked coastline. As we journey down the coast, we'll keep a lookout for marine mammals surfacing above the water as we are in orca whale territory. About halfway through the trip, we stop for lunch along a beach where you can search for creatures in the tide pools, look for sea glass among the pebbles or simply soak in the scenery. After lunch we will head back out on the water in search of orcas and eagles.

If you choose the whale watch boat, you will spend the afternoon cruising the San Juan Islands aboard a comfortable classic motor yacht. You can sit back and relax in comfort while the personable onboard naturalists share their depth of knowledge of the local whales and wildlife. 

Day 3  Circumnavigate Henry Island
Today we enjoy a delicious breakfast and then head to the west-side of San Juan Island.  Here we kayak north to start our circumnavigation of Henry Island. We follow the outer coastline which is orca whale territory. Along the way we will see a huge Bald Eagles nest, Harbor Seals lounging on the rocks and cormorants nesting in the cliffs.  This afternoon we will take a break for lunch on Posey Island or one of the other remote beaches. We paddle back through Mosquito Pass; a sheltered waterway for kayakers, and then on into Mitchell Bay.  

Day 1 Circumnavigate Henry Island
We will meet you at our shop in Friday Harbor located at 40 Spring street, just steps from the ferry terminal and shuttle the group to the west-side of San Juan Island.  Here we will give you a safetly lesson and then kayak north to start our circumnavigation of Henry Island. We follow the outer coastline which is orca whale territory. Along the way we will see a huge Bald Eagles nest, Harbor Seals lounging on the rocks and cormorants nesting in the cliffs.  This afternoon we will take a break for lunch on Posey Island or one of the other remote beaches. We paddle back through Mosquito Pass; a sheltered waterway for kayakers, and then on into Mitchell Bay

Day 2  Kayak the western side of San Juan Island or Whale Watch Cruise
This morning’s breakfast will give you the energy you need for your day on the water. We will either shuttle you to the beautiful western side of San Juan Island for a day of sea kayaking or you may choose to go on a whale watch wildlife cruise aboard the Odyssey.

The day of kayaking includes a kayak safety lesson before you begin paddling along the evergreen cloaked coastline. As we journey down the coast, we'll keep a lookout for marine mammals surfacing above the water as we are in orca whale territory. About halfway through the trip, we stop for lunch along a beach where you can search for creatures in the tide pools, look for sea glass among the pebbles or simply soak in the scenery. After lunch we will head back out on the water in search of orcas and eagles.

If you choose the whale watch boat, you will spend the afternoon cruising the San Juan Islands aboard a comfortable classic motor yacht. You can sit back and relax in comfort while the personable onboard naturalists share their depth of knowledge of the local whales and wildlife. 

Day 3  Cycle Orcas Island
After breakfast, we hop onto the ferry to Orcas Island. The ferry ride lasts about 40 minutes and offers beautiful views of San Juan Channel and the Wasp Islands. Once on Orcas Island we will cycle along the wildflower lined country roads headed towards West Harbor. The road eventually leads inland taking us along the edge of Crow Valley which sits at the base of Turtleback Mountain. Along the way we’ll check out Orcas Island Pottery where you can find beautiful and unique pottery handcrafted by local artists. Once in Eastsound (a small village), your guides will prepare a fresh and delicious lunch. There will be a little extra time afterwards to explore the shops and sites of Eastsound. From here we cycle along to Moran State Park. As Washington's first state park, this area offers a variety of activities. Swim in crisp mountain lakes, cycle the 5.5 mile climb to the summit of Mount Constitution, walk to beautiful Cascade Falls or call it a day and climb in the van for a ride to the top. At 2,407 feet the summit of Mount Constitution is the highest point in the San Juan Islands and offers spectacular views of Mount Baker to the east and the San Juan Archipelago in all directions.

	Activity	Mileage	Accommodations
Day 3	Cycle Orcas Island Loop		Camp at Moran State Park

Day 4  Kayak the Wasp Islands
After a delicious breakfast we will shuttle everyone to Deer Harbor on Orcas Island.  This route is simply breathtaking. It winds along a group of very small islands called the Wasp Islands. As we paddle along the shoreline, you might see bald eagles perched in old Douglas fir trees or witness a great blue heron wading in a shallow bay searching for its lunch. This is harbor porpoise territory so stay on the lookout for marine mammals! Your guides will make you an amazing picnic lunch along the way.

Day 1  Kayak the western side of San Juan Island or Whale Watch Cruise
We will meet you at our shop in Friday Harbor located at 40 Spring street, just steps from the ferry terminal.  We will either shuttle you to the beautiful western side of San Juan Island for a day of sea kayaking or you may choose to go on a whale watch wildlife cruise aboard the Odyssey.

The day of kayaking includes a kayak safety lesson before you begin paddling along the evergreen cloaked coastline. As we journey down the coast, we'll keep a lookout for marine mammals surfacing above the water as we are in orca whale territory. About halfway through the trip, we stop for lunch along a beach where you can search for creatures in the tide pools, look for sea glass among the pebbles or simply soak in the scenery. After lunch we will head back out on the water in search of orcas and eagles.

If you choose the whale watch boat, you will spend the afternoon cruising the San Juan Islands aboard a comfortable classic motor yacht. You can sit back and relax in comfort while the personable onboard naturalists share their depth of knowledge of the local whales and wildlife. 

Day 2 Cycle Orcas Island
After breakfast, we hop onto the ferry to Orcas Island. The ferry ride lasts about 40 minutes and offers beautiful views of San Juan Channel and the Wasp Islands.  Once on Orcas Island we will cycle along the wildflower lined country roads headed towards West Harbor.  The road eventually leads inland taking us along the edge of Crow Valley which sits at the base of Turtleback Mountain.  Along the way we’ll check out Orcas Island Pottery where you can find beautiful and unique pottery handcrafted by local artists.  Once in Eastsound (a small village), your guides will prepare a fresh and delicious lunch.  There will be a little extra time afterwards to explore the shops and sites of Eastsound.  From here we cycle along to Moran State Park.  As Washington's first state park, this area offers a variety of activities. Swim in crisp mountain lakes, cycle the 5.5 mile climb to the summit of Mount Constitution, walk to beautiful Cascade Falls or call it a day and climb in the van for a ride to the top.  At 2,407 feet the summit of Mount Constitution is the highest point in the San Juan Islands and offers spectacular views of Mount Baker to the east and the San Juan Archipelago in all directions.

	Activity	Mileage	Accommodations
Day 2	Cycle Orcas Island Loop		Camp at Moran State Park

Day 3  Kayak the Wasp Islands
After a delicious breakfast we will shuttle everyone to Deer Harbor on Orcas Island.  This route is simply breathtaking. It winds along a group of very small islands called the Wasp Islands. As we paddle along the shoreline, you might see bald eagles perched in old Douglas fir trees or witness a great blue heron wading in a shallow bay searching for its lunch. This is harbor porpoise territory so stay on the lookout for marine mammals! Your guides will make you an amazing picnic lunch along the way.

Day 4  Bicycle Lopez Island
Today's activities will be cycling the neighboring island of Lopez. The ferry takes about 40 minutes to travel around Shaw Island. Keep an eye out for whales, seals, eagles and even swimming deer! We start the route at the ferry landing and quickly are enjoying views of the majestic Olympic Mountains. Our first stop will be in the small village of Lopez. This is a good place to grab a morning coffee or a freshly baked pastry from the amazing Holly B's Bakery. This morning we will cycle along the shore of Fisherman Bay and head out to Otis Perkins County Park to enjoy the scenery. We continue the quiet country roads toward Shark Reef County Park for a scenic walk and picnic lunch. While your guides prepares lunch, take a walk down to the water. The trail brings you through a beautiful forest and pops you out on the rocky southwest shore looking over turbulent Cattle Pass toward San Juan Island and the Olympic Mountains. You may spot several harbor seals on Shark Reef, the park's namesake. Wind your way through the scenic farmland and along the shores of MayKay Harbor. Stop at Agate beach to enjoy the views of the Iceberg Islands and a classic northwest pebble beach. This is the halfway point of your route. Explore this beautiful beach loaded with perfect skipping rocks. If time allows, make the walk to Iceberg Point, it is one of the most beautiful places on Lopez Island. To finish the bike route, we head north, through the center of Lopez Island to Spencer Spit. Here you will find a state park with a sandy beach, interpretive displays, and a marsh lagoon to check out. Cycle past the quiet northern bays and a witness plentiful waterfowl. The last stretch of your trip brings you back to the Lopez Island ferry landing to say your goodbyes before your next adventure begins.

	Activity	Mileage	Accommodations
Day 4	Cycle Lopez Island	30.1 miles

Day 1  Circumnavigate Henry Island
Today we enjoy a delicious breakfast and then head to the western side of San Juan Island.  Here we kayak north to start our circumnavigation of Henry Island. We follow the outer coastline which is orca whale territory. Along the way we will see a huge Bald Eagles nest, Harbor Seals lounging on the rocks and cormorants nesting in the cliffs.  This afternoon we will take a break for lunch on Posey Island or one of the other remote beaches. We paddle back through Mosquito Pass; a sheltered waterway for kayakers, and then on into Mitchell Bay.  

Day 2  Kayak the western side of San Juan Island or Whale Watch Cruise
This morning’s breakfast will give you the energy you need for your day on the water. We will either shuttle you to the beautiful western side of San Juan Island for a day of sea kayaking or you may choose to go on a whale watch wildlife cruise aboard the Odyssey.

The day of kayaking includes a kayak safety lesson before you begin paddling along the evergreen cloaked coastline. As we journey down the coast, we'll keep a lookout for marine mammals surfacing above the water as we are in orca whale territory. About halfway through the trip, we stop for lunch along a beach where you can search for creatures in the tide pools, look for sea glass among the pebbles or simply soak in the scenery. After lunch we will head back out on the water in search of orcas and eagles.

If you choose the whale watch boat, you will spend the afternoon cruising the San Juan Islands aboard a comfortable classic motor yacht. You can sit back and relax in comfort while the personable onboard naturalists share their depth of knowledge of the local whales and wildlife.

Day 3  Cycle Orcas Island
After breakfast, we hop onto the ferry to Orcas Island. The ferry ride lasts about 40 minutes and offers beautiful views of San Juan Channel and the Wasp Islands.  Once on Orcas Island we will cycle along the wildflower lined country roads headed towards West Harbor.  The road eventually leads inland taking us along the edge of Crow Valley which sits at the base of Turtleback Mountain.  Along the way we’ll check out Orcas Island Pottery where you can find beautiful and unique pottery handcrafted by local artists.  Once in Eastsound (a small village), your guides will prepare a fresh and delicious lunch.  There will be a little extra time afterwards to explore the shops and sites of Eastsound.  From here we cycle along to Moran State Park.  As Washington's first state park, this area offers a variety of activities. Swim in crisp mountain lakes, cycle the 5.5 mile climb to the summit of Mount Constitution, walk to beautiful Cascade Falls or call it a day and climb in the van for a ride to the top.  At 2,407 feet the summit of Mount Constitution is the highest point in the San Juan Islands and offers spectacular views of Mount Baker to the east and the San Juan Archipelago in all directions.

	Activity	Mileage	Accommodations
Day 3	Cycle Orcas Island Loop		Camp at Moran State Park

Day 4  Kayak the Wasp Islands
After a delicious breakfast we will shuttle everyone to Deer Harbor on Orcas Island.  This route is simply breathtaking. It winds along a group of very small islands called the Wasp Islands. As we paddle along the shoreline, you might see bald eagles perched in old Douglas fir trees or witness a great blue heron wading in a shallow bay searching for its lunch. This is harbor porpoise territory so stay on the lookout for marine mammals! Your guides will make you an amazing picnic lunch along the way.

Day 5  Bicycle Lopez Island
Today's activities will be cycling the neighboring island of Lopez.  The ferry takes about 40 minutes to travel around Shaw Island.  Keep an eye out for whales, seals, eagles and even swimming deer! We start the route at the ferry landing and quickly are enjoying views of the majestic Olympic Mountains.  Our first stop will be in the small village of Lopez.  This is a good place to grab a morning coffee or a freshly baked pastry from the amazing Holly B's Bakery.  This morning we will cycle along the shore of Fisherman Bay and head out to Otis Perkins County Park to enjoy the scenery.  We continue the quiet country roads toward Shark Reef County Park for a scenic walk and picnic lunch.  While your guides prepares lunch, take a walk down to the water. The trail brings you through a beautiful forest and pops you out on the rocky southwest shore looking over turbulent Cattle Pass toward San Juan Island and the Olympic Mountains. You may spot several harbor seals on Shark Reef, the park's namesake.  Wind your way through the scenic farmland and along the shores of MayKay Harbor. Stop at Agate beach to enjoy the views of the Iceberg Islands and a classic northwest pebble beach. This is the halfway point of your route. Explore this beautiful beach loaded with perfect skipping rocks. If time allows, make the walk to Iceberg Point, it is one of the most beautiful places on Lopez Island. To finish the bike route, we head north, through the center of Lopez Island to Spencer Spit. Here you will find a state park with a sandy beach, interpretive displays, and a marsh lagoon to check out. Cycle past the quiet northern bays and a witness plentiful waterfowl. The last stretch of your trip brings you back to the Lopez Island ferry landing to say your goodbyes before your next adventure begins.

	Activity	Mileage	Accommodations
Day 5	Cycle Lopez Island	30.1 miles

Day 1  Bicycle the San Juan Island Loop
We will meet you at our shop in Friday Harbor located at 40 Spring street, just steps from the ferry terminal and shuttle the group to our starting point, just outside of downtown. After we gear up and have a safety lesson, we head out along San Juan Valley Road. We will cycle along quiet country roads, stopping at Whale Watch Park for lunch and wildlife viewing at Lime Kiln State Park. Afterwards, we cycle north visiting an Alpaca Farm and an English garden at British Camp. Stop at Roche Harbor for an afternoon coffee or ice cream and walk the docks of its beautiful marina. Roche Harbor is a quaint village with artist kiosks to check out, English gardens to explore, a sculpture park to walk through, and a very unique mausoleum for the adventurous. Before heading back toward town, explore the scenic roads of White Point. This route will take you past Westcott Bay Cider and Spy Hop Distillery where you can try a taste of their local juniper gin or local apple ciders. We then cycle along a narrow country road to the shores of Westcott Bay Shellfish Co where you can sample oysters at the local oyster farm.

	Activity	Mileage	Accommodations
Day 1	Cycle San Juan Island Loop	29.5 miles	Lakedale Campground

Day 2  Circumnavigate Henry Island
Today we enjoy a delicious breakfast and then head to the west-side of San Juan Island. Here we kayak north to start our circumnavigation of Henry Island. We follow the outer coastline which is orca whale territory. Along the way we will see a huge Bald Eagles nest, Harbor Seals lounging on the rocks and cormorants nesting in the cliffs. This afternoon we will take a break for lunch on Posey Island or one of the other remote beaches. We paddle back through Mosquito Pass; a sheltered waterway for kayakers, and then on into Mitchell Bay.

Day 3  Kayak the western side of San Juan Island or Whale Watch Cruise
This morning’s breakfast will give you the energy you need for your day on the water. We will either shuttle you to the beautiful western side of San Juan Island for a day of sea kayaking or you may choose to go on a whale watch wildlife cruise aboard the Odyssey.

The day of kayaking includes a kayak safety lesson before you begin paddling along the evergreen cloaked coastline. As we journey down the coast, we'll keep a lookout for marine mammals surfacing above the water as we are in orca whale territory. About halfway through the trip, we stop for lunch along a beach where you can search for creatures in the tide pools, look for sea glass among the pebbles or simply soak in the scenery. After lunch we will head back out on the water in search of orcas and eagles.

If you choose the whale watch boat, you will spend the afternoon cruising the San Juan Islands aboard a comfortable classic motor yacht. You can sit back and relax in comfort while the personable onboard naturalists share their depth of knowledge of the local whales and wildlife.
 

Day 4  Cycle Orcas Island
After breakfast, we hop onto the ferry to Orcas Island. The ferry ride lasts about 40 minutes and offers beautiful views of San Juan Channel and the Wasp Islands. Once on Orcas Island we will cycle along the wildflower lined country roads headed towards West Harbor. The road eventually leads inland taking us along the edge of Crow Valley which sits at the base of Turtleback Mountain. Along the way we’ll check out Orcas Island Pottery where you can find beautiful and unique pottery handcrafted by local artists. Once in Eastsound (a small village), your guides will prepare a fresh and delicious lunch. There will be a little extra time afterwards to explore the shops and sites of Eastsound. From here we cycle along to Moran State Park. As Washington's first state park, this area offers a variety of activities. Swim in crisp mountain lakes, cycle the 5.5 mile climb to the summit of Mount Constitution, walk to beautiful Cascade Falls or call it a day and climb in the van for a ride to the top. At 2,407 feet the summit of Mount Constitution is the highest point in the San Juan Islands and offers spectacular views of Mount Baker to the east and the San Juan Archipelago in all directions.

	Activity	Mileage	Accommodations
Day 4	Cycle Orcas Island Loop		Camp at Moran State Park

Day 5  Kayak the Wasp Islands
After a delicious breakfast we will shuttle everyone to Deer Harbor on Orcas Island. This route is simply breathtaking. It winds along a group of very small islands called the Wasp Islands. As we paddle along the shoreline, you might see bald eagles perched in old Douglas fir trees or witness a great blue heron wading in a shallow bay searching for its lunch. This is harbor porpoise territory so stay on the lookout for marine mammals! Your guides will make you an amazing picnic lunch along the way.

Day 6  Bicycle Lopez Island
Today's activities will be cycling the neighboring island of Lopez. The ferry takes about 40 minutes to travel around Shaw Island. Keep an eye out for whales, seals, eagles and even swimming deer! We start the route at the ferry landing and quickly are enjoying views of the majestic Olympic Mountains. Our first stop will be in the small village of Lopez. This is a good place to grab a morning coffee or a freshly baked pastry from the amazing Holly B's Bakery. This morning we will cycle along the shore of Fisherman Bay and head out to Otis Perkins County Park to enjoy the scenery. We continue the quiet country roads toward Shark Reef County Park for a scenic walk and picnic lunch. While your guides prepares lunch, take a walk down to the water. The trail brings you through a beautiful forest and pops you out on the rocky southwest shore looking over turbulent Cattle Pass toward San Juan Island and the Olympic Mountains. You may spot several harbor seals on Shark Reef, the park's namesake. Wind your way through the scenic farmland and along the shores of MayKay Harbor. Stop at Agate beach to enjoy the views of the Iceberg Islands and a classic northwest pebble beach. This is the halfway point of your route. Explore this beautiful beach loaded with perfect skipping rocks. If time allows, make the walk to Iceberg Point, it is one of the most beautiful places on Lopez Island. To finish the bike route, we head north, through the center of Lopez Island to Spencer Spit. Here you will find a state park with a sandy beach, interpretive displays, and a marsh lagoon to check out. Cycle past the quiet northern bays and a witness plentiful waterfowl. The last stretch of your trip brings you back to the Lopez Island ferry landing to say your goodbyes before your next adventure begins.

	Activity	Mileage	Accommodations
Day 6	Cycle Lopez Island	30.1 miles