Oyster Dome
Paragliders launch from viewpoint
11 this month · 119 reports
Puget Sound and Islands
Kukutali Preserve is currently snow-free and the trail is in good condition, suitable for all vehicles. One report from August 22 noted that the north trail is fun and winding, with many rocks, roots, and fallen trees that children enjoyed. No bugs were reported on that date.
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The north trail was described as fun and winding, with rocks, roots, and fallen trees, as of August 22. This type of terrain was enjoyed by young children.
As of August 22, the trail had rocks, roots, and fallen trees, which were considered features enjoyed by hikers, particularly children. No other specific obstacles were mentioned.
The road leading to Kukutali Preserve was reported as suitable for all vehicles on August 22. There have been no more recent reports on road conditions.
No bugs were reported on the trail as of August 22. There are no more recent reports regarding insect activity.
Paragliders launch from viewpoint
11 this month · 119 reports
Huckleberries and thimbleberries along the way
3 this month · 14 reports
Evidence of old logging operations near Lizard Lake
2 this month · 36 reports
Parking lot easy to access but low signage
2 this month · 12 reports
Ripe salal berries and changing trees
1 this month · 53 reports
Salish Sea and San Juan Islands viewpoint
1 this month · 51 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
brought 4 kids all under 7yo and took the north trail. they loved running along rocks, roots and fallen trees. the trail design is fun and windy, definitely coming back
Once on the Kiket Island I took the North Trail which is more of a hiking trail as opposed to the other two routes, South and Kiket trails which are roads. North Trail goes through old growth trees of...
Gravel road, a round trip is about 1.5 mile, highest point is about 160 feet, lowest to sea level.
Easy hike and if you're there by late morning can see the marine layer dissipate. Nice history/infographics along the way. For a bonus, the north loop has a nice bench that looks out directly into Dec...
A really nice morning at Kukutali Preserve. We arrived just after 10 am. No other cars in the parking lot. Toilet was open and weather was cloudy and 57. A lot of driftwood has washed up on the shore ...
What a treat to have a sunny day! Lots of driftwood on the tombolo but no problem crossing onto the island. If everybody kicks a few sticks, it will be clear in no time. We started with the north trai...
After crossing over to Kiket Island I took the North Trail that unlike the South and Kiket trails, is a path through the forest rather than a road. It drops down to the tombolo that connects to Flagst...
I’m on PTO this week and have the goal of finding wildflowers every day. I wouldn’t call this a wildflower hike but there are treasures if you look for them.Vault toilets at both ends of this trail ar...
A nice walk through the wooded island. Great views at the beach. I took the gravel path then turned right on north trail, viewed flagstaff point and the beach then walked south trail back. South trail...
We don’t usually hike on windy days but today we went out to Kukutali Preserve. The parking lot had one spot left when we set out and full on the way back. We took the south trail on the way out and t...