Veazie Marsh is north and slightly east of the town of Enumclaw in King County, Washington.
The maps below show the location or paste these coordinates into Google Maps to see the exact location:
47.236355, -121.962716
The marsh is on the west side of Veazie-Cumberland Road. The road is busy, so be sure to park and bird safely. It can be a noisy location, but the marsh can attract some good ducks and shorebirds.
To get to the marsh from either Seattle or Tacoma, take I-5 to State Route 18 (south of Federal Way). Take SR-18 east to Auburn, and exit at SR-164 East. Follow SR-164 E southeast a little over 8 miles to SE 416th Street, turn left. Take SE 416th East past State Route 69 to Veazie-Cumberland Rd SE (the equivalent of 284th Ave SE). Turn left and go about 1/2 to 3/4 of a mile north on Veazie-Cumberland Rd SE. The marsh is on the left (west) side of the road.
From the east side of Lake Washington, take I-405 southwest to State Route 167. Head south on SR-167 to SR-18 and head east on SR-18 to SR-164 East. Follow SR-164 E southeast a little over 8 miles to SE 416th Street, turn left. Take SE 416th East past State Route 69 to Veazie-Cumberland Rd SE (the equivalent of 284th Ave SE). Turn left and go about 1/2 or 3/4 mile north on Veazie-Cumberland Rd SE. The marsh is on the left (west) side of the road.
A third route is to take the Maple Valley Highway (SR-169) southeast from Renton and exit at SE 416th Street north of Enumclaw, turn left onto SE 416th and go a short distance, turning left (north) onto Veazie Cumberland Rd SE (the equivalent of 284th Ave SE). Go about 1/2 or 3/4 mile north. The marsh is on the left (west) side of on Veazie-Cumberland Rd SE.
