Get outside
in Kitsap

Old-growth forest, saltwater beaches, and miles of trail. Here are the county's best-loved spots to get outdoors.

Trails

Where to hike and ride

Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park

North Kitsap

A 3,500-acre working forest with 65 miles of trail and a new bike park — a favorite of hikers and mountain bikers.

65 miModerate Bikes Dogs

Banner Forest Heritage Park

South Kitsap

645 acres of wooded multi-use loops off Long Lake Road, great for trail running, biking, and horses.

29 miEasy Bikes Dogs Horses

Newberry Hill Heritage Park

Central Kitsap

About 1,100 acres of forest, wetlands, and technical multi-use trails near Silverdale.

13 miModerate Bikes Horses

Guillemot Cove Nature Reserve

Seabeck

A 184-acre reserve with forest-to-beach trails on Hood Canal, tide pools, and the iconic stump house.

4 miModerate Beach

Clear Creek Trail

Central Kitsap

Nearly 8 flat, mostly-paved miles along Dyes Inlet through the heart of Silverdale.

8 miEasy Dogs

Grand Forest

Bainbridge

Island woodland preserve with connected loops through second-growth forest.

6 miEasy Dogs

By the mile

Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park65 mi

Banner Forest Heritage Park29 mi

Newberry Hill Heritage Park13 mi

Clear Creek Trail8 mi

Grand Forest6 mi

Guillemot Cove Nature Reserve4 mi

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