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Photo taken from the same location, 33 years later. Notice how many more trees there are now on the hillside.
This is one of the two sections of the Deception Pass Bridge, which connects Fidalgo Island and Whidbey Island. This is the longer section of the bridge. The two sections of the bridge are actualy separated by this small island called Pass Island. On the otherside is Whidbey Island.
The bridge sits 180 ft. above the water, and is more then a quarter of a mile in length.
I actualy walked around Pass Island a little bit, but you can't go very far.
Views from the Deception Pass Bridge, Washington.
For a full trip report, visit Deception Pass to Cape Flattery, Washington.
Deception Pass State Park is a 4,134-acre marine and camping park with 77,000 feet of saltwater shoreline, and 33,900 feet of freshwater shoreline on three lakes. Rugged cliffs drop to meet the turbulent waters of Deception Pass. The park is outstanding for breath-taking views, old-growth forests and abundant wildlife.
2 Apr 1990, Sun (Seattle, WA)
Today we took a tour of the Boeing factory and drove north to Deception Point the the tulips and bulbs area around Mount Vernon heading back early to Seattle.
Best Western Continental Plaza, 2500 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA
2 Apr 1990, Sun (Seattle, WA)
Today we took a tour of the Boeing factory and drove north to Deception Point the the tulips and bulbs area around Mount Vernon heading back early to Seattle.
Best Western Continental Plaza, 2500 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA
2 Apr 1990, Sun (Seattle, WA)
Today we took a tour of the Boeing factory and drove north to Deception Point the the tulips and bulbs area around Mount Vernon heading back early to Seattle.
Best Western Continental Plaza, 2500 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA
Our first look at the Deception Pass Bridge connecting Fidalgo and Whidbey Islands at Deception Pass State Park.
Ever wondered who pays for the party (construction of Castle of Light - Gaismas Pils)? Could it be the leftovers of Latvian forests?
A group of sailors on the Vancouver expedition called the area 'Deception Pass' due to the thoughts of it being a narrow bay, rather than a straight. Taken at Deception Pass in northern Washington.