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Destinations · Washington

Kingston

WA · 47.7989, -122.4992

Cascade Loop, Mountains to Sound Greenway - I-90 and Stevens Pass Greenway are signed byways within 30 miles of Kingston, Washington.

Understand

An early settler named Michael King came to the area in 1878. He moved in along with 10 oxen and 10 men. They slowly logged the hills around Appletree Cove. Mr. King built many small buildings and shacks along the shore for his men and animals. In 1882, the trees were gone and King moved on. The shacks and bunkhouses were left behind and lived in by drifters, squatters and old loggers. People living in the area often referred to this as King's Town, probably as a joke. The name slowly evolved in to Kingston and stuck.
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The same roads run past Seattle, where they are ranked and described in full.

Day-trip loops

Ready-made loops for Kingston are growing. What is within reach is measured today; plan a live day trip and the engine routes it now.

Within reach

Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.

Scenic byways

Public land

Campgrounds

Lookouts

Named places

  • Port of Kingston Kiwanis Park · 0 mi
  • My Girl Drive-In & Museum · 1 mi
  • Heronswood Garden · 3 mi
  • Mavis Olson Community Park · 4 mi
  • Beach Lot · 4 mi
  • Marina Beach · 5 mi
  • Dog Beach · 5 mi
  • Marina Beach Park · 5 mi

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