You are Invited: Guided Hikes and Bird Walks at Deception Pass

February 17, 2025

Washington State Parks Invites You:

Looking for a way to enjoy the outdoors this spring? Deception Pass has you covered with birding walks and guided hikes!

Join AmeriCorps interpretive staff and Whidbey Audubon Society volunteers on Feb. 22, March 8 or March 22 to discover the many different bird species that call Deception Pass home. Whether you’re a seasoned birder or just getting started, these walks offer a chance to practice bird identification, explore unique habitats and learn from fellow birders. Bring binoculars if you have them (there will also be a few to share).

Learn more about Bird Walks at the following link: Event Calendar | Washington State Parks

Guided Hikes

Saturday afternoon guided hikes are back at Deception Pass! Explore the park’s rich natural resources, from old-growth forests and post-glacial ecosystems to marine mammals and sand dunes. Topics change monthly, so there’s always something new to discover.

Don’t miss these opportunities to connect with nature—click the registration link below for details!

REGISTER: Spring Guided Hike Series by Deception Pass Park Foundation | Eventbrite

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