The Port Gamble Circuit is a moderately difficult 5.78 mile hike that proceeds in a large loop through the lower portion of the Port Gamble Upland Block in Poulsbo, WA. This trail can be accessed from multiple points, but we recommend starting at the trailhead at the loops southern most point, which can be accessed via Stottlemeyer Rd NE. There is no parking lot but there is a wide availability of parking alongside the road.

The path is almost entirely packed dirt, and can become quite muddy during rainy portions of the year.

Dogs are allowed on leash. Portions of the path are used quite prominently by mountain and off-road bicyclists. The path itself begins by running due north along the Upper Mirkwood trail before cutting west along the 1910 trail before turning south again on the Alders trail. Portions of the hike cut through open fields a good deal of the hike will be underneath old growth pines and makes for a pleasant walk.

Port Gamble Circuit

Poulsbo, WA

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