NW Washington, the first meetup of 2019 is posted! Save the date January 19, 2019

[Jedi]

With the holidays out of the way, it is time to come together and plan for 2019. Please join us at scenic Fort Casey in Coupeville, WA between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm for a no-host picnic and discussion. Then spend some time walking the grounds of this beautiful historic piece of the Triangle of Fire. While on the traveling across the island, make sure to set aside an hour to explore Deception Pass and take in the stunning view.

[Rally Point]

 

[RainGoat]

With the holidays out of the way, it is time to come together and plan for 2019. Please join us at scenic Fort Casey in Coupeville, WA between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm for a no-host picnic and discussion. Then spend some time walking the grounds of this beautiful historic piece of the Triangle of Fire. While on the traveling across the island, make sure to set aside an hour to explore Deception Pass and take in the stunning view.

[Rally Point]

I thought it was “The Iron Triangle”, probably both!

 

[jim lee]

This one didn't get on the map either!

Its not even on the Upcoming Member event list.

You clicking the buttons wrong or something?

-jim lee

 

[Jedi]

I am doing everything by the book. I can't wait for the new system to be in place! @Michael

 

[TronYota]

With the holidays out of the way, it is time to come together and plan for 2019. Please join us at scenic Fort Casey in Coupeville, WA between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm for a no-host picnic and discussion. Then spend some time walking the grounds of this beautiful historic piece of the Triangle of Fire. While on the traveling across the island, make sure to set aside an hour to explore Deception Pass and take in the stunning view.

[Rally Point]

I was excited to attend, but I just realized I have to work that weekend. Do you all do meetups frequently?

 

[Captain Chaos]

Mrs Lorax and I may drive over for this. We’ve been wanting to go to Whidby.

 

[Jedi]

I was excited to attend, but I just realized I have to work that weekend. Do you all do meetups frequently?

We do them monthly.

 

[Kent R]

With the holidays out of the way, it is time to come together and plan for 2019. Please join us at scenic Fort Casey in Coupeville, WA between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm for a no-host picnic and discussion. Then spend some time walking the grounds of this beautiful historic piece of the Triangle of Fire. While on the traveling across the island, make sure to set aside an hour to explore Deception Pass and take in the stunning view.

[Rally Point]

Can you make me an admin on the RP please.

 

[Jedi]

Done.

 

[TronYota]

We do them monthly.

Awesome. I’m extra bummed because my sister lives on whidbey. Could have made it a multipurpose trip!

 

[Jedi]

No worries, there is always February. Do you usually work Saturdays?

 

[SEAcruiser6186]

We're just getting settled back in to Seattle (moved up from PHX) and we are looking forward to getting out and exploring with fellow enthusiast. We're excited to attend this first meetup of 2019.

 

[WAStateOverlander]

I’m bummed I have to miss this due to previous engagements. Are the meetups usually around the third week of the month?

 

[jim lee]

They may be getting standardized, but it started just as a random thing.

Sigh, fences and cityfolk. Must be time to move on west.. Oh, Nothin' but water out there.

-jim lee

 

[Free-Roemer]

Myself and my gf are planning to head up there for this and were wanting to make a little trip out of it seeing how we have a 3 day weekend. I'm looking for recommendations from locals as to good stuff to see/do in this area. I don't mind island hopping either (if you guys call it that up there).

 

[Jedi]

If you want to stick with the Fort theme, you can visit Fort Ebey Start Park to the north of Fort Casey. You can also take the ferry to Port Townsend and hit up the other two forts, Fort Worden State Park and Fort Flagler Historical State Park. If you are looking for a drive, Mountain Loop Highway is always a beautiful drive.

 

[Free-Roemer]

If you want to stick with the Fort theme, you can visit Fort Ebey Start Park to the north of Fort Casey. You can also take the ferry to Port Townsend and hit up the other two forts, Fort Worden State Park and Fort Flagler Historical State Park. If you are looking for a drive, Mountain Loop Highway is always a beautiful drive.

I’ve seen fort Flagler, being from the peninsula, but I’ll definitely look into those others. Thanks!

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

Myself and my gf are planning to head up there for this and were wanting to make a little trip out of it seeing how we have a 3 day weekend. I'm looking for recommendations from locals as to good stuff to see/do in this area. I don't mind island hopping either (if you guys call it that up there).

Deception Pass is a must if you haven't seen it already. Fort Ebey and Fort Casey are both pretty neat. If you are looking for more remote, Blue Lake is super beautiful. Although snow is probably an issue. The Reserve is awesome. Coupville is cool. There are many things to do on the Island.

Gabriel Bozeman

 

[Gabriel Bozeman]

If you want to stick with the Fort theme, you can visit Fort Ebey Start Park to the north of Fort Casey. You can also take the ferry to Port Townsend and hit up the other two forts, Fort Worden State Park and Fort Flagler Historical State Park. If you are looking for a drive, Mountain Loop Highway is always a beautiful drive.

Also Camp Hayden in Salt Creek Recreation Area is pretty neat. Not a fort but definitely a military site. They used to have large (and I mean huge) artillery.

Gabriel Bozeman

 

[MindofManZaaR]

We've got our camper loaded and are looking forward to meeting some of you fine folks here shortly.