

Small historic earthwork on San Juan Island with grassy ramparts, interpretive markers and views across Haro Strait to Canadian islands. Shoot intimate textures of stonework, panoramic shoreline vistas, and coastal light. Best at sunrise or golden hour for warm side-light and low tide foregrounds; late spring–early fall offers calmer seas and clearer light. Easily reached from Washington State routes; roadside parking and short walk. No entry fee; respect fragile sites and signage.


Small historic earthwork on San Juan Island with grassy ramparts, interpretive markers and views across Haro Strait to Canadian islands. Shoot intimate textures of stonework, panoramic shoreline vistas, and coastal light. Best at sunrise or golden hour for warm side-light and low tide foregrounds; late spring–early fall offers calmer seas and clearer light. Easily reached from Washington State routes; roadside parking and short walk. No entry fee; respect fragile sites and signage.