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Everett, Washington
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Jetty Island was created from dredged materials in the early 20th century to improve navigation in the Snohomish River.
Access to Jetty Island is only possible via a seasonal ferry service operated by the City of Everett, making it a special summer destination.
The island's consistent winds and shallow waters make it a popular spot for kiteboarding enthusiasts.
Jetty Island is home to a variety of bird species, including bald eagles and great blue herons, making it a birdwatcher's paradise.
The island hosts educational programs focusing on local ecology and conservation efforts, particularly during the summer months.
Jetty Island boasts over two miles of sandy beaches, which are rare in the Puget Sound region, offering a unique beach experience.
With its open spaces and scenic views, Jetty Island is a favorite location for families to enjoy picnics and outdoor activities.
Jetty Island serves as a critical habitat for salmon fry, aiding in the conservation of these important fish species.
