Coastal Vistas to Forest Trails — Explore the Best of the Island

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San Juan Island’s trails offer breathtaking coastal views, serene forests, and diverse wildlife habitats. Whether you're hiking to a scenic overlook, exploring a quiet marsh, or wandering rolling prairies, these trails showcase the island’s natural beauty and rich history—ready to be explored.

Featured Walks

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Deadman Bay to Lime Kiln Loop

Explore forested trails and rocky shoreline at Lime Kiln State Park, where you can spot orcas, visit the historic lime kiln, and enjoy views from the iconic lighthouse—all in a scenic 2 mile loop.

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Mount Grant Loop

Climb through the forests of Mount Grant via the Lawsonite Trail to experience some of the best views on the island, and then return via the Greywacke trail.

Know Your Island Walks

Join the Trails Committee for a group hike on San Juan Island the last Saturday of each month (unless otherwise noted) at 10am.

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COMMUNITY

San Juan Island’s trails connect us to nature and each other. The Trails Committee is a volunteer-powered group working to maintain and expand this network for all to enjoy.

Join us for trail work or meetings—no experience needed, just a love for the outdoors!

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