Pia the Peacekeeper – Bainbridge Island

📍 Location: Bainbridge Island, Washington
📂 Type: Activity

Why we went:
Part of the Pacific Northwest troll series and a good excuse for a Bainbridge Island day trip—adds something unique beyond the usual shops and waterfront.

What it is:
A large-scale wooden troll sculpture created by artist Thomas Dambo, built from reclaimed materials and tucked into a forested setting on Bainbridge Island.

Experience:

• Short walk to reach the troll
• Peaceful, wooded surroundings
• Feels a bit like a hidden find
• Easy to combine with a broader island visit

👍 What we liked:

• Unique and creative installation
• Quiet, scenic setting
• Makes the trip feel more like an outing than just a stop

👎 What we didn’t:

• Can take a little effort to locate
• Not a long activity on its own

💡 Tips:

• Check directions ahead—can be slightly tucked away
• Wear comfortable shoes for a short walk
• Combine with lunch or exploring Bainbridge

⛴ Ferry Info:
Seattle → Bainbridge Island ferry schedule:
https://wsdot.com/ferries/schedule/default.aspx

👥 Who This Is For

• Couples
• Casual day trips
• People looking for something a little different

🏁 Verdict: WORTH-IT 🔵

“A peaceful, slightly hidden stop that’s worth the trip—especially as part of a Bainbridge day.”