Des Moines, Washington Included in Fodor's 10 Most Unique Travel Experiences for its UFO Mysteries Trail

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Des Moines, Washington, is highlighted on a United States UFO mysteries trail tied to the 1947 Maury Island Incident, where Harold Dahl reported six UFOs and debris, with landmarks such as the Maury Island Incident mural and a nearby obelisk, plus a festival co-founded by Steve Edmiston and an award-winning short film, all underscoring the city’s place in Puget Sound UFO lore.

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Des Moines featured in Fodor’s Travel as stop on Washington UFO Mysteries Trail - The Waterland Blog
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Des Moines featured in Fodor’s Travel as stop on Washington UFO Mysteries Trail - The Waterland Blog

The City of Des Moines has been highlighted by Fodor’s Travel as part of one of the “10 Most Unique Travel Experiences Across the United States,” placing the Waterland city on Washington’s UFO Mysteries Trail.The designation connects Des Moines to a series of destinations tied to the iconic 1947 Maury Island Incident, one of the Pacific Northwest’s most debated historical events.The trail centers on reports from June 1947, when local log scavenger Harold Dahl said he witnessed six UFOs hovering above Puget Sound near Maury Island. Declassified FBI documents state that one of the objects released debris that fell onto his boat, causing damage and reportedly injuring his son and killing his dog.