Washington State and the Pacific Northwest are known for their waterfalls. Think Snoqualmie Falls, Multnomah Falls on the Columbia River or the lesser known but equally majestic Wallace Falls on the way to Stevens Pass in the Cascades. But Bainbridge …
It was a typical November day; the air was cool and a light drizzle fell as I pulled up to the main gate of the potential Rockaway Bluff Preserve. This future preserve will be the newest and final acquisition by …
For many Bainbridge Islanders and Pacific Northwesterners, cycling isn’t just a wonderful way to exercise and enjoy our beautiful PNW scenery, it’s a way of life and an environmentally friendly source of transportation—regardless of the weather.
It was 1972, and …
Back in late July, I wrote an article about the Library’s August 2019 First Friday Art Walk exhibit, which featured the artwork and photography for the newly released book, Natural Bainbridge (you can read that article here). The book …
Living on, and writing about, Bainbridge Island has introduced me to so many amazing people, places and things—Pickleball ticks each of those boxes: you really do play with 
amazing, fun people! Battle Point Park, where the games are played …
My interest in pickleball came about several months ago, when Mickey Molnaire at the Chamber of Commerce, suggested it would make a great article, after all, my blog is all about Bainbridge Island and pickleball was born right here. During …
Here on Bainbridge Island, we love our parks and trails, we must, after all we have 58 of them! Our parks house a variety of venues, such as tot lots, playgrounds, sporting fields and courts, open spaces, picnic areas (some …
Bainbridge Island and the Olympic Peninsula are one of the most scenic and wildly diverse landscapes on the planet, ranging from beachcombing, bird watching, surfing, cycling, fly fishing, wine tasting, hiking, kayaking, boating and if you’re lucky, whale watching. What …
In honor of Earth Day, IslandWood presents Afternoon on the Trails. Explore the woods and interact with the all the beauty the forest has to offer. While hiking the trails, allow your eyes to wander from the tree canopies …
Join Cascade.org and Bainbridge Island for the annual Chilly Hilly 33-mile (2,191 feet of climbing) bike ride around scenic Bainbridge Island.
The event takes place on Sunday, February 24, 2019 at 8:00 a.m., with two starting points. If you’re coming …
