Welcome Chum Salmon At The Kennedy Creek Salmon Trail!
- 1/2-mile ADA accessible trail with Trail Guides
- Trail Open 10am-4pm Weekends Oct. 29 - Dec. 2
- Open Veteran’s Day and the day after Thanksgiving
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Located off HWY 101 between Olympia and Shelton. Northbound, turn west on Old Olympic HWY just before milepost 357. Southbound turn west on Old Olympic HWY at milepost 356 (look for the brown “wildlife viewing area” sign) go 3/4 mile to the salmon trail entrance road. |
Weekday school field trips and group visits are by reservation only. For reservations, call Stephanie at Mason Conservation District, (360) 427-9436 Ext. 22 or send email to stephanie@masoncd.org
DOGS: Please remember to leave your dogs at home or be prepared to leave them in the car when visiting the trail. We have a NO DOG POLICY at Kennedy Creek to ensure the salmon are undisturbed as well as to keep dogs from getting salmon poisoning. Our canine friends are unfortunately susceptible to salmon poisoning via a parasite in the skin of live and dead salmon which can kill them or make them very sick.
Print PDF Map and Directions
Click here for more information about Kennedy Creek from Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
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From the University of Puget Sound |
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The Kennedy Creek Salmon Trail is a project of the South Puget Sound Salmon Enhancement Group (SPSSEG). The Mason Conservation District coordinates school and volunteer programs for the trail. For reservations, call Stephanie at Mason Conservation District, (360) 427-9436 Ext. 22 or send email to stephanie@masoncd.org
For more information about SPSSEG call (360) 412-0808 or visit www.spsseg.org |
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