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Map 32: Puget Sound South
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Map 32: Puget Sound South
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BACKGROUND: Puget Sound is one of the nation's largest inland waterways providing a wide variety of options available to boaters of all interests. Puget Sound South covers waters from the southern portion of Whidbey Island to Olympia and Shelton waters. This section of Puget Sound is most populated and developed with Seattle bordering the eastern side. There are many state parks situated throughout the sound provide ample camping and public access to the water. Including Saltwater, Potlatch, Penrose and Flagler to mention a few. There are still several waterways one can still feel back to nature relatively easy within a short distance of a major metropolitan area such as Dye and Case Inlet. The Hood Canal at the western side of Puget Sound is a popular waterway approximately 50 miles long provides excellent boating opportunities and very accessible.
ACCESS: The major thoroughfare leading through southern Puget Sound is via Interstate 5(I-5) north/south along the eastern boundary. From the eastern boundary of Puget Sound, there are several ferry connections joining east and west connecting Bainbridge and Vashon Islands along with the Kitsap Peninsula. To the south in Tacoma is the only bridge connecting east from west Puget Sound, spanning the Tacoma Narrows.
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Important!
Coastal Recreation Maps are not indended to be used as a replacement for marine charts or topographical maps. They are an informational map only.
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