Relax at the Wall at Brackett's Landing North

Edmonds, Washington

Description

Scenic views of the Olympic PeninsulaSandy beachRelaxingShops to explore

As you stroll on down to Edmond's Beach, you will feel a sense of calm as the sun sets, creating an awe-inspiring view of the Olympic Mountain Range that will take your breath away. Upon further observation, you will feel small compared to the immense size of the Puget Sound, with all of it's gorgeous features, which fills you with a desire to go out and explore. Once you've finally caught your breath from the spectacular scenery, you will be pleased to have found a beach with fine golden sand. This is an excellent beach to take friends, family, or even a romantic date.

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Beach

Dog Friendly

Easy Parking

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Picnic Area

Romantic

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ADA Accessible

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