Blind Island

Puget Sound and Islands > San Juan Islands

48.5850, -122.9371 Map & Directions

Length: 0.2 miles of trails
Elevation Gain: 50 feet
Highest Point: 20 feet

Blind Island from the water. Photo by Austin Smith. Full-size image

Coast
Established campsites
Good for kids
Wildlife

Parking Pass/Entry Fee

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Sailing and hiking in the San Juan Islands is always special. It can be even more so when you are alone on an island all your own. Continue reading

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Hiking Blind Island

Once you’ve accessed Blind Island, the hard work is over. This 3-acre knob of bedrock has gnarled trees, glacier-scoured granite and dry grassy hillsides. There are four official campsites available to non-motorized boaters. Social trails wind around the island to good picnic areas, campsites and the facilities.

This is a wonderful place to kick back, read a book, observe wildlife or do nothing at all.

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Backcountry privy available

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Hike Description Written by
Austin Smith, WTA Correspondent

Blind Island

Map & Directions

Trailhead

Co-ordinates: 48.5850, -122.9371 Open in Google Maps