Ferry to Kingston

Kingston Ferry
from Edmonds to Kingston

The Washington State Ferry system is the largest fleet in the United States and the third largest in the world. The ferries carry passengers and vehicles across Puget Sound, from Anacortes to the San Juan Islands and Sidney, British Columbia and connecting State Route 21 across the Columbia River..

We were walk ons, so this photo is taken from the sky bridge that takes pedestrians onto the ferry.

Native Seattlelite, Wanda, took Durango to Kingston, for his birthday, crossing Puget Sound from Edmonds, a few miles north of Seattle.

You can see the skyline of Seattle thru the haze,
as we pass the ferry heading back to Edmonds,
and that looming whiteness that hovers over Seattle is Mount Rainier.

A wider view of Puget Sound, looking south.

Eating outside on a sunny August day in Kingston.

	Back on the ferry, almost ready to dock in Edmonds.
	Back on land, the ferry we just exited, and another heading another direction out in the sound.

WASHINGTON STATE FERRY ROUTES
Downtown Seattle to Bremerton
Downtown Seattle to Bainbridge Island
Southworth to Vashon Island to Fauntleroy (West Seattle)
Point Defiance (Tacoma) to Tahlequah (south end of Vashon Island)
Clinton to Mukilteo
Edmonds to Kingston
Keystone (Whidbey Island) to Port Townsend
Anacortes to (any or all of the following)
Lopez Island
Shaw Island
Orcas Island
San Juan Island (Friday Harbor)
Anacortes to Sidney, British Columbia (The service's only Canadian port-of-call, via any of the above stops, via inter-island runs, if necessary)
Ferry County to Lincoln County (connecting State Route 21, across the Columbia River)

WASHINGTON STATE FERRY WEBSITE

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