SUP Board Puget Sound Seattle Washington

The Puget Sound is a big body of water that lies east of the Admiralty inlet, where its ocean waters reach nearly fifty miles inland from the Pacific Coast.

The waterway is an intricate and hard system of inlets, embayments, channels, scenic, and estuaries islands.

Paddling Guides for the Puget Sound Region

The Puget sound offers visitors entry to the Pacific Northwest majestic side, where whale and eagle sightings are frequent, and where on clear days, the Olympic range, Mount Baker and Mount Rainer include the amazing wonderful views of the sky and sea.

Blake Island

Blake island is a little island that has been designated a State park with Kitsap County, Washington.

The island placed just south of Bainbridge island, north of Vashon Island, and southwest of downtown Seattle.

The island is just accessible by boat and best for SUP boards surfing, providing a slower pace than that of Seattle.

Aside from Native America-themed Tillicum events, the island also specs charming blue waters, driftwood-scattered beaches, calm trails, along with scenic views of Mt. Rainer and the city.

Bainbridge Island

Bainbridge island is a charming, little island that is placed in the Puget Sound, just west of downtown Seattle, Washington.

The island itself is considered to be a little city within the state, reachable from Seattle through a little ferry ride.

The Lushy-forested Bloedel reserves specs landscaped gardens and wonderful trails.

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Deception Pass

Deception pass is a straight that divides Fidalgo island from Whidbey island, in Oak Harbor, Washington.

It links part of the Puget Sound, along with Skagit Bay, to the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

There are a pair of little bridges that cross the Deception pass, collectively famous as the Deception pass Bridge.

It is also known as a state park and happens to be one of Washington’s most visited.

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Paddleboard guide training in Deception Pass State Park

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