Washington State Ferries runs 13 routes in Puget Sound, the San Juan Islands, and British Columbia, including two that leave right from downtown Seattle. Here, filmmaker-photographer Brittany Delph and artist manager Himi Martin are bound for Bainbridge Island’s low-key beaches and hiking.
On Brittany: High Coast Knit sweater by Fjällräven ($90); Wrap pants by Akari Tachibana ($220)
On Himi: Greenland jacket by Fjällräven ($225)
Follow the lead of elite ultimate Frisbee player Hana Kawai and pick up a good read at a downtown bookstore before heading aboard. But don’t get too engrossed—the ferry crosses the water in 35 minutes. That makes it easy for professional treehouse builders Charlie and Henry Nelson, whose family business is featured on the Animal Planet series Treehouse Masters, to leave the city lights in the distance.
On Hana: Forti dress by Gravel and Gold ($225)
On Himi: Keb Eco-Shell jacket by Fjällräven ($500); Le Crew T-shirt by Les Basics ($59); Aros Slim pants by Norse Projects ($190)
On Brittany: Rhys jumpsuit by Ace and Jig ($355)
On Charlie: High Coast shirt ($80) and Abisko Lite shorts ($125) by Fjällräven; Conga Jet sunglasses by Crap Eyewear ($79)
On Henry: Skogsö jacket ($225) and Greenland Buttoned SS shirt ($65) by Fjällräven; ’68 Organic Selvage jeans by Taylor Stitch ($98); Tashi boots by Hanwag ($425)
Hike Bainbridge’s 240-acre Grand Forest Park, which offers eight miles of trail. But why stop there? Take the bridge to the Olympic Peninsula and in 90 minutes you’re at Port Angeles, the main entry to Olympic National Park and its 922,650 acres of wild old-growth forests and glacial peaks.
On Himi: Souk pants by Seeker ($219)
On Brittany: High Coast Wind Anorak by Fjällräven ($160); Linen Tie Waist culottes by Asos Design ($40); Bariloche hat by Stetson for Best Made ($328)
On Henry: Japanese Denim Chore jacket ($298) and Standard Pocket T-shirt ($48) by Best Made; High Coast trousers by Fjällräven ($120)