San Juan Islands Hand Drawn Map

This map showcases the primary islands of the archipelago—San Juan Island, Lopez Island, and Orcas Island—among the 170 islands that form this stunning region. Rich in history, the islands were originally inhabited by the North Straits Coast Salish tribes. Over time, the islands became highly coveted territories, leading to conflicts between the United States and Britain. Today, the San Juan Islands are a cherished part of Washington State, drawing visitors from all over the world to experience their unparalleled beauty and tranquility.

The illustrated map highlights the islands' abundant historic landmarks and 17 state parks, inviting exploration of iconic locations such as Moran State Park, Lime Kiln Point State Park, and Spencer Spit State Park. Key landmarks like San Juan Island National Historic Park English Camp, Pelindaba Lavender Farm, and San Juan Vineyards are intricately depicted, providing a comprehensive guide to the islands' must-see spots.