Port Gamble Heritage Forest Park
The Port Gamble Heritage Forest Park is a wonderful outdoors destination in North Kitsap County. The park features more than 3,400 acres and 60 miles of walking, biking and horseback riding trails. As the largest park in Kitsap County, it is worth a visit.
For families with small children, explore the Beaver Pond Loop! At 2.4 miles, the trail is mostly flat with only 147 feet of elevation, weaving in and out of peaceful forests, fields, and ponds. The terrain is mostly a natural, dirt surface with some wooden bridges. As we all know in the Pacific Northwest, be mindful of recent weather conditions and the potential for muddy trails.
There is an outhouse at the parking lot.
Be mindful of timber harvesting, underway through June 2022. Trails near timber activity will be closed for hauling trucks to come and go.
Address: Olympic Resources Trails, Kingston, WA 98346
Length: 2.4 miles
Parking: An unpaved parking lot is located off State Route 104
Stroller-Friendly: Yes, but better with a sturdy, outdoor-friendly stroller like a BOB
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