The Unique, Out-Of-The-Way Glass Beach In Washington That's Always Worth A Visit
Hayley Sroka
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Whether you’ve lived in Washington your entire life or you’re planning to visit, you’ll agree that there’s something truly relaxing about spending time in the Evergreen State. Perhaps it’s the laid-back people or the gorgeous scenery. No matter the reason, everyone deserves to find that special place where they can unwind. You may have one close by, whether it’s your favorite beach or your own little hideaway no one seems to know. Washington is a beautiful state with its fair share of lesser-known secluded beaches. Glass Beach is the perfect example of a must-visit beach. It is located a little out of the way, but its unique landscape makes it worth the trip. Continue reading to learn all about this fascinating sea glass beach in Port Townsend.
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Take a look at some of the colorful finds from a day of beachcombing at this sea glass beach in Port Townsend when you watch the video below:
Glass Beach is like no other in the state of Washington. It is unique and secluded enough to unwind. While it may be a little out-of-the-way, the journey is definitely fulfilling. You may be able to make a beach glass necklace after your visit as well! For related content, check out our list of beaches in Washington that you’ll want to visit the next time you’re looking for some sand and waves.
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What are some of the best beaches to visit in Washington?
Washington is home to gorgeous mountains, lakes, and forests, yet many people overlook the beaches. If you're curious about the best beaches to visit in Washington, take a look at the following list:
- Shi Shi Beach
- Rosario Beach
- Point No Point
- Copalis Beach
- Kalaloch
- Golden Gardens
- Owen Beach
- Camano Island
- Dash Point
- Double Bluff
- Ebeys Landing
- Rialto Beach
- Juanita Beach
- Dungeness Spit
- Eagle Cove
Curious to learn more about these places? Check out our full list of the best beaches to visit in Washington for more information that will help you plan your visit.
What are some of Washington's hidden gems?
Washington is a vast state, and it's teeming with hidden gems just waiting to be explored. Whether you're fascinated by quirky roadside stops, small towns, restaurants, or natural wonders, you'll want to visit every destination in the following list:
- Blue Lake Rhino Cave, Coulee City
- Stehekin Valley, Chelan
- San Juan Island National Historical Park
- Port Williams Beach, Marlyn Nelson County Park, near Sequim
- Afterglow Vista in Friday Harbor
- Waterfall Garden Park, Seattle
- Temple of Power, near North Cascades Visitor Center
- Soulful Soups, Spokane
- Beckler Peak, Stevens Pass in Central Cascades
Learn more about what makes each of these hidden gems in Washington so unique!