Wildlife Viewing

Featured photo: Aerial of Misery Point by Anthony Gibbons. The Twana name of this point from the Skokomish Tribe is...

Visitors to Guillemot Cove Nature Reserve start their adventure by hiking through groves of mature bigleaf maples and tunnels...

Taylor Bay Park is one of the newest parks in Key Pen Parks’ portfolio, and is located on the...

The Tahuya Peninsula contains some of the largest continuous lowland forest remaining in the Puget Sound region. One of...

Great Peninsula Conservancy holds a conservation easement on 75 acres of the 98-acre park, which protects the pond, wetlands, meadow,...

At over 800 acres, North Kitsap Heritage Park is one of Kitsap County’s largest parks, and is a critical...

This loop trail in Poulsbo includes a boardwalk that meanders through forest, wildlife-rich wetlands, and a few small ponds...

Restoration at Klingel-Bryan-Beard Wildlife Refuge protects the Union River estuary and provides vital habitat to threatened Hood Canal summer...

The scenic Hansville Greenway stretches from Puget Sound to Hood Canal, and encompasses a diverse mix of wetlands, forest,...

The community of Indianola took advantage of trails and beach access through the undeveloped Prentiss Bloedel properties for years....