Port Gamble WA 98364
Size: 3,493 Acres
Region: North District
Features: Walking trails, equestrian trails, biking trails, access to water for water trails and kayaking, parking lot. This park is a pack it in and pack it out type park
Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park Map
Park Notices:
Construction Alert – Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park Access Improvements Underway
Exciting updates are in progress at the north end of Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park. A new access point is being constructed that will include 75 parking stalls and a restroom, offering the closest access to the mountain bike ride park.
Trail Closure Notice: Tessa's Trail will be closed during construction. Please plan your route accordingly.
Safety Advisory: Construction activity is ongoing in the area. Equipment will be entering and exiting the site.
Please follow all posted signs, stay alert, and avoid construction zones for your safety.
Click here to view the full park map
Thank you for your patience as we work to improve your park experience.
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Trail closure Notice - Port Gamble 2025 Stewardship and Restoration Project
Starting June 17, Kitsap County Parks will begin work on the Port Gamble 2025 Stewardship and Restoration Project. As a result, the following trails at the north end of the Ride Park will be closed until further notice:
Happy Holidays
| Fortnite
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Dirt and Debauchery
| Steam Donkey
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Night Owl
| Trail 4
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Yellow Brick Road
| Okilly Dokilly
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For your safety and the safety of our crews, please adhere to the following guidelines:
Stay at least 300 feet away from all machinery
Do not cross logs placed on trails — these are used to mark closures and are not part of the trail experience
Click here for a map of impacted trails.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we work to restore and care for this important public space.
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Upcoming Event Impact
Thursday, September 11 – Sunday, September 14
The Maverick Trail will be closed to the public during this period. All other trails will remain open, but please use caution and respect closure signs for your safety.
Thank you for your understanding as we welcome this event in the park. We appreciate your help in keeping the Forest enjoyable for everyone during this time.
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Questions? Contact us at parks@kitsap.gov.
