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Previously known as Strawberry Plant Park, in 2013 this park was renamed in honor of John Nelson. Nelson — a local resident and shipyard worker — originally donated this tract of land in the 1950s in hopes it would become a park.

Originally known as Beans Point, Fort Ward used to be a pre-World War I coastal defense installation. This particular battery, known as Battery Vinton, used to host two three-inch guns.

40-acre Blakely Harbor Park was once the site of Port Blakely Mill, one of the largest sawmills in the late 1800s. You can still see some of the ruined buildings, along with wetlands and some pretty coastal views.

The view of the harbor as you cycle along this stretch of road is lovely with a quiet creek feel to it. It is a great stretch on a summers day with plenty of trees to keep the sun off your back.

If you are looking for a quiet spot to be alone with your thoughts during your ride, this is a little-known spot on the side of the road with a spiritual-feel to it.

Rockaway Beach is a great family beach area with a sandy shore, a picnic area, and open coastal views. This is a great spot to catch the sunrise if you're out for an early ride.

Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park is a 3,493-acre county park, making it the largest in Kitsap County. The park features miles of old service roads and trails, making it a popular spot for mountain bikers, trail runners, equestrians, and hikers.

One of the local tourist attractions made of two stacked granite boulders and painted by a pair of local residents to resemble a frog way back in 1971.