Edmonds Waterfront Guided Walk (7:30-9:30am)

Join Lisa Weber and Charlene Freeman to explore the scenic Edmonds waterfront. The summer shoreline offers exciting opportunities to spot unique species like the Marbled Murrelet or Rhinoceros Auklet. In addition, Edmonds should have quite a few Heermann’s gulls around the breakwater, freshly arrived from Mexico after their breeding season. One of North America's most easily identified gulls, this is a great time and place to see them in the US.

This easy walk is primarily on paved paths and the Edmonds fishing pier, with minimal/optional walking on sand. Meet at the Olympic Beach Visitor Station at the base of the fishing pier (a few steps from where W. Dayton Street turns into Admiral Way). The Olympic Beach Visitor Station is next to the public restrooms. Google Maps can direct you to the Olympic Beach Visitor Station. Parking is available at the free lot off W. Dayton Street.

Ages 8 and up. Bring binoculars if you have them, we may have some you can borrow if notified ahead of time.