キツァップ郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

There is an 18-foot-tall troll made from recycled wood residing in the park: Pia the Peacekeeper, an installation by Copenhagen-based artist Thomas Dambo. Also two asphalt-surfaced tennis courts, with accessible parking.

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.

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.

Battle Point Park is a window into history, a haven for outdoor adventures, and a gateway to the unique charm of Bainbridge Island. So, discover the hidden wonders of this captivating waterfront spot!

This is the western section of the Grand Forest, an overall 240-acre tract of woodlands full of fir, maple, and cedar trees that offer great shade on the packed-dirt trails.

Pia the Peacekeeper, an 18-foot-tall troll crafted from wood sourced from Sakai Park, brings a charming and adventurous atmosphere to the park, offering a great photo opportunity for everyone.

This park is named after a Japanese family who cultivated berries here during their World War II internment. It's now a tranquil, almost 23-acre nature preserve, featuring a pond and even some small wetlands.