I love places where you can paddle to a beer or a snack. There's a few spots like this on Puget Sound - the Tides Inn in Gig Harbor and the Boat Shed below Manette Bridge.
In Port Townsend there's several places you can paddle to..
- Paddle to the Pourhouse for a pint of local craft beer. I heard you could get a $1 off for paddling in. This is my kinda of town.
- Paddle to downtown 'PT' for Waterfront Pizza or coffee at Better Living Through Coffee. Both are adjacent to a great little beach with drift logs to set your gear on.
In Port Townsend there's several places you can paddle to..
- Paddle to the Pourhouse for a pint of local craft beer. I heard you could get a $1 off for paddling in. This is my kinda of town.
- Paddle to downtown 'PT' for Waterfront Pizza or coffee at Better Living Through Coffee. Both are adjacent to a great little beach with drift logs to set your gear on.
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| Wetsuits welcome at Waterfront Pizza |
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| Beach and picnic table below coffee and pizza spots |
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| Beach below Better Living Through Coffee (on left) |
Learn more about my book Kayaking Puget Sound and the San Juans, 60 Trips. I also offer SUP and Kayak lessons available throughout the year at Salmon Bay Paddle. Questions about paddling on the Salish Sea, give me a holler anytime at salmonbaypaddle@gmail.com or 206-465-7167
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