Edmonds

A walkable waterfront town on Puget Sound, about 15 miles north of downtown Seattle. Ferries, beaches, flower baskets, and a downtown you can do on foot.

Driftwood on a sandy beach beside a rock jetty, with a green and white ferry at the dock in golden evening light

The waterfront

Brackett's Landing is the beach right next to the ferry dock. Driftwood, a rock jetty, and boats coming and going all day. Just offshore is the Edmonds Underwater Park, a favorite with scuba divers.

The ferry runs across to Kingston, and the Sounder commuter train stops a short walk from the water.

A downtown main street lined with brick storefronts, benches and hanging flower baskets, sloping down toward the water

Downtown on foot

Main Street runs downhill toward the Sound, lined with shops, cafes and restaurants. Summer brings the hanging flower baskets Edmonds is known for.

The Third Thursday Art Walk fills downtown with galleries and music once a month, and the Edmonds Center for the Arts hosts shows year-round.

Aerial view of a waterfront town with a green and white ferry at the dock, a curved beach, rock breakwater, marina and homes on a wooded hillside

A long public pier with lamp posts stretching over calm water under a pink and orange sunset

Sunsets off the pier

The Edmonds Fishing Pier is free and open to everyone. Bring a rod, or just a coffee, and watch the sun go down behind the Olympics.

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Photos and video on this page are AI-created illustrations inspired by Edmonds, not photographs of specific locations.