Coupeville, Washington: See Whale, Ring Whale Bell
Low-tech system to alert the harbor of your whale-spotting prowess. Hangs from a carved whale. Don't ring it if you don't see a whale.
- Address:
- 24 Front St. NW, Coupeville, WA
- Directions:
- From WA-20 turn north at the stoplight onto Main St. Drive until it ends at a T intersection. Turn left onto Front St. Drive two blocks. Coupeville Wharf is on the right; the bell is at the far end, on the back side of the red building.
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Coupeville Wharf is a place to watch gray whales and orcas. A bell hangs from a wooden orca at the end of the wharf. If you see a whale, you ring the bell.
[Jay Lujan, 08/09/2020]Nearby Offbeat Places
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