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Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Poulsbo.
Scenic BeachBeach10.7 mi from Poulsbo▾
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.
West Point LightLighthouse11.4 mi from Poulsbo▾
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.
Point No Point LightLighthouse13.6 mi from Poulsbo▾
The oldest lighthouse on Puget Sound, built in 1879 near Hansville, Washington, and in continuous service since January 1880. The nearby town of Hansville takes its name from Hans Zachariasen, one of the Norwegian fishermen who settled near the light station in the 1890s.
1 active Geo Zones, 7 Wayfinding locations, and 2 Treasure Hunts in Poulsbo, Washington.
Featured: Aceitino's, Rhododendron Mobile Park, State 42 Wines
Nearby Points of Interest
Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Poulsbo.
Scenic BeachBeach10.7 mi from Poulsbo▾
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.
West Point LightLighthouse11.4 mi from Poulsbo▾
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.
Point No Point LightLighthouse13.6 mi from Poulsbo▾
The oldest lighthouse on Puget Sound, built in 1879 near Hansville, Washington, and in continuous service since January 1880. The nearby town of Hansville takes its name from Hans Zachariasen, one of the Norwegian fishermen who settled near the light station in the 1890s.
