Meandering along its namesake creek in Kitsap County, from Dyes Inlet in the south to Petersen Farm in the north, Clear Creek Trail offers visitors a unique blend of urban accessibility and natural wonder. This family-friendly trail system winds its way through a diverse landscape of riparian areas, wetlands, and riparian forests. Learn more about the history of the Trail here.
Built with accessibility in mind, most of the trail consists of hard-packed gravel surfaces and thoughtfully constructed boardwalks spanning wetlands and bridges crossing the creek. The Clear Creek Trail is a testament to community cooperation, built on both public and private land to preserve natural spaces within our urban environment.
Clear Creek Trail offers something for everyone, whether you’re a casual walker, an eager bird watcher, or a cycling enthusiast. Come explore its winding paths and discover the natural beauty of Kitsap County.
Find a Clear Creek Trailhead Near You
Clear Creek Trail is located in the heart of Kitsap County’s largest retail center. Parking can be found in many local business parking lots. Please be considerate of our business neighbors – only park in their lots outside of business hours unless you’re a customer. The following trailheads offer trail access and public parking.
Silverdale Waterfront Park – Access to the southern terminus of the Clear Creek Trail can be found at the Silverdale Waterfront Park. Park along Washington Ave NW.
Old Mill Park – Old Mill Park is located on Bucklin Hill Road between Silverdale Way and Tracyton Boulevard. Parking is available near the restroom.
Clear Creek Sa’qad Interpretive Center – Located in the red barn at Creekside Office Park. Access via Bucklin Hill Road to Levin Road. Weekend parking available in office lot; weekdays use Old Mill Park.
Ridgetop Pavilion – The Ridgetop Pavillion is located adjacent to 9228 Ridgetop Blvd. This lot is only open on weekends.
All Star Lanes Trailhead – Trailhead is located at the northeast corner of the bowling alley parking lot. Access multiple trail loops leading to Silverdale Way, Myhre Road, and Hospital Hill.
Silverdale Skate and Dog Park – Also known as the Silverdale Rotary Gateway Park, this public parking area is for the dog park, skateboard park, and north wetlands trails. Expect overflow parking on Silverdale Way during peak times.
Schold Road Trailhead – Access via Silverdale Way to Schold Place then left onto a quiet neighborhood Schold Road. Park on gravel shoulders. Turnaround available at dead end.
Trigger Ave – Access to the northern terminus of the Clear Creek Trail can be found near Petersen Farm. Park on the road right-of-way.
Get Involved: Become a Clear Creek Trail Team Member
Help protect and enhance the Clear Creek Trail, a beloved corridor in Silverdale that winds along a salmon-bearing stream, wetlands, and riparian forests. When you join the Clear Creek Trail Team, you’ll assist in maintaining the trail’s natural beauty, safeguarding its wildlife habitat value, and ensuring this cherished community resource remains a hub for outdoor recreation.
From families to cyclists, thousands enjoy the trail each year, and your efforts will help preserve its legacy for future generations. Donate Today or Volunteer with Us to make a meaningful impact in your community!