Brackett's Landing North

"Start your walking route at Brackett's Landing North. There, they have a little path that juts out into the water and offers the perfect place to watch the ferries go by, or just gaze out at the water. This is the closest to the train tracks, so it's a wonderful spot to also watch the trains as they pass through Edmonds and toot their horns. Here you will find public restrooms and an outside shower to rinse yourself off after swimming. Brackett's Landing is named after George Brackett who, in the 1870s, allegedly founded the site which would eventually come to be known as Edmonds, WA. "