Our central location provides easy access to more than seven anchorages or moorages within a two-hour sail. From Poulsbo, Kingston, Bainbridge, Port Orchard, Port Madison, Edmonds and Blake Island, your choice of harbors is a short daysail away. Sailing amongst postcard landscapes reveals views you can only imagine driving on the freeway. Whether in sunshine or overcast, Puget Sound coastal areas are dazzling. A typical first sail sends you west from Shilshole Bay along the main channel for intra-coastal shipping first explored by Captain George Vancouver in 1792.
Evergreen forests begin at the water's edge leading to snow-capped peaks.
To the west are the Olympic Mountains, with the Cascade Range lies to the east. At 14,410 feet, Mt. Rainier appears to rise out of downtown Seattle. Mt Baker, at 10,778 feet, is prominent to the North. Too soon, it seems your sail is over, but you are inspired to sail again soon.