Edmonds Underwater Park
Also known as: Brackett's Landing · Bruce Higgins Underwater Trails · Edmonds UW Park
Edmonds Underwater Park lies next to the Edmonds-Kingston ferry terminal and has been protected for about 50 years; it was built up over decades by volunteers led by Bruce Higgins. A grid of rope trails links structures such as the Cathedral and the tug Warrior, and laminated maps help first-time visitors find their way. The reserve is known for large lingcod, cabezon and rockfish, although PNW Diving notes that the big fish populations seem to have declined. Reaching the structures takes a long surface swim, so many divers plan one long dive rather than two. Taking anything, scooters and straying south toward the ferry lanes are prohibited.
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