Deception Pass State Park

The scenery of the park is very good. There are mountains and waters here, the sea is clear, and the surrounding scenery is quite beautiful. The most important thing is that there are relatively few tourists here and you can enjoy the scenery quietly.

The most famous attraction in Iceland is the sea view here is particularly beautiful, and there is a bridge that is very spectacular. The sky is high and the clouds are light and the wind is light. It feels particularly comfortable. It is very convenient to travel by car.

State Park has a lot of old Douglas fir trees, a $10 fee for park parking, and cranberry lakes in the middle of the lake island, which can be taken by boat.

The Channel Bridge is one of the most famous landscapes in the Pacific Northwest of the United States. The length of the Channel Bridge is 1,487 feet, of which the Canoe Strait span is 511 feet, and the Channel span is 976 feet. The bridge is 22 feet wide and the bridge height is close to 180 feet. About 15,000 cars pass the bridge every day. In 1934, the Deception Strait Bridge began construction and was completed in 1935. In 1982, the bridge was listed on the National List of Historic Sites (National Register of HistoricPlaces). After about a century of rain and wind, the 500-meter long, 9-meter wide, 60-meter-high bridge has become a landmark building in Washington State and one of the most famous landscapes in the Pacific Northwest. It is located in Washington State Park, and attracts millions of tourists worldwide every year. It is the highest-visited park in Washington State. It has a special name: Deception Strait State Park (Deception Pass State Park). Deception Pass Deception Strait, a very special name. It is said that on June 7, 1792, British captain George Vancouver led his troops to sail here and found that Whidbey Island had a long narrow strait connection with the mainland. Before that, he had always thought Whidbey Island was a peninsula. So he felt cheated, so he named the channel "cheat channel" and named the island after the crew who found it Joseph Whidbey as Whidbey Island. In 1924, a small ferry called the “Cheat Strait” began to cross the Straits, belonging to a man named Berte Olson, the first female ferry captain in Washington State. Due to the rapid seawater, ferry services are rarely open, and residents' lives are very inconvenient. The residents began to ask the federal government for the construction of an iron bridge between Wydebe and the mainland, and after several empty promises and two votes, the resolution was finally passed, and in August 1934 the construction of the Deceit Channel Bridge began. (This is the time of the Great Depression in the United States). The bridge over the top of the mountain was built in 1935, and it is a household name in Washington, D.C., a green iron bridge, which is 1,487 feet long, 22 feet wide, and nearly 180 feet high. About 15,000 cars pass through the bridge every day. Today it is a landmark building in Washington State. The bridge across the two islands is divided into two sections, and the bridge is the range of state parks. The Deception Strait is the most frequent holiday destination for Seattle people in summer, and the place has a good ecological environment and beautiful scenery and cool temperatures. The most popular food here is the prawns from the waters of the Deception Strait, which are fresh and delicious because of the good water quality of the Straits.

The best park in Iceland County none of which has more than 200 campsites, is one of the hardest camping parks in Washington state. The specific difficulties are scattered across the Three Kids Beach, the swimming area of Lake Cranberry and 38 miles of trails, and of course the 200-foot-tall Tunnel Bridge. On the bridge you can overlook the merchant ships, the water is fast, and there are often vortexes in the middle. As for the trail, the trail map is $1. There is a bathroom around the camp, clean and tidy, bathing, warm and comfortable. Showers also need to buy tokens at the camp office, take machine tokens and then shower opposite, a few feet away from the shower head. And in more than three minutes, you have to walk out for another token. (This design may be for water conservation) We are stationed on the forest loop, in a 150-mile fir forest. Through thick bushes to ensure our shelter and sleep safety. The only negative point was the proximity to the active Naval Air Station on Wheatbelt Island, so a variety of aircraft took off countless times in the ear. The view of the park itself is very charming, the rocks on the beach are colorful, and there is a "beach comb" that is interesting and worth seeing. Balcony beach, cliff trails, freshwater swimming pool, and occasionally orcas. The strong eagles hover over the forest, occasionally whistling, and wheezing, while also lamenting the colorful nature. At sunset, "falling Xia and lone scorpion fly together, autumn water has a long day" is used here, it is not suitable. Tips: 1. Don't choose the campground too close to the jet airport. 2. The parking fee is $10.