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Nearby Points of Interest
Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Bainbridge Island.
West Point LightLighthouse4.3 mi from Bainbridge Island▾
Seattle's first manned lighthouse, built in 1881 at the base of Magnolia Bluff on land known to the Duwamish and other Coast Salish peoples for thousands of years as PKa'dz Eltue, "thrust far out." Now part of Discovery Park, it was the last lighthouse in Washington State to be automated, in 1985.
Alki Point LightLighthouse7.5 mi from Bainbridge Island▾
A lighthouse at Alki Point in West Seattle whose current three-story octagonal concrete tower was built in 1912-13, replacing a lantern early settler Hans Hanson reportedly hung from his barn in the 1870s to guide boats. The Coast Guard has operated the station since 1939, and one of its former keeper's dwellings now houses the commander of the Thirteenth Coast Guard District.
Alki BeachBeach7.7 mi from Bainbridge Island▾
A public beach along Alki Point in West Seattle, near the spot where the Denny Party landed in 1851 to found what became Seattle. Today it's a popular stretch for walking, biking, and beach volleyball along a paved promenade with views across Elliott Bay to downtown.
Scenic BeachBeach14.9 mi from Bainbridge Island▾
A Washington state park on Hood Canal near Seabeck, developed first as a private resort by artist Charles R. Hall in the early 1900s, with the historic 1911 Emel House still standing at the park's day-use area. The state purchased the land in 1963, opening it as a park in 1975.
1 active Geo Zones, 12 Wayfinding locations, and 2 Treasure Hunts in Bainbridge Island, Washington.
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Nearby Points of Interest
Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Bainbridge Island.
West Point LightLighthouse4.3 mi from Bainbridge Island▾
Seattle's first manned lighthouse, built in 1881 at the base of Magnolia Bluff on land known to the Duwamish and other Coast Salish peoples for thousands of years as PKa'dz Eltue, "thrust far out." Now part of Discovery Park, it was the last lighthouse in Washington State to be automated, in 1985.
Alki Point LightLighthouse7.5 mi from Bainbridge Island▾
A lighthouse at Alki Point in West Seattle whose current three-story octagonal concrete tower was built in 1912-13, replacing a lantern early settler Hans Hanson reportedly hung from his barn in the 1870s to guide boats. The Coast Guard has operated the station since 1939, and one of its former keeper's dwellings now houses the commander of the Thirteenth Coast Guard District.
Alki BeachBeach7.7 mi from Bainbridge Island▾
A public beach along Alki Point in West Seattle, near the spot where the Denny Party landed in 1851 to found what became Seattle. Today it's a popular stretch for walking, biking, and beach volleyball along a paved promenade with views across Elliott Bay to downtown.
Scenic BeachBeach14.9 mi from Bainbridge Island▾
A Washington state park on Hood Canal near Seabeck, developed first as a private resort by artist Charles R. Hall in the early 1900s, with the historic 1911 Emel House still standing at the park's day-use area. The state purchased the land in 1963, opening it as a park in 1975.
