Pigeon Creek Trail (East Side)

You can access the trailhead from Terminal Avenue, near the Port of Everett Public Access trail. Parking is typically available in designated areas around this vicinity.

Yes, this trail is generally dog-friendly. Please ensure your dog is kept on a leash at all times to respect other users and local wildlife.

The trail is open from dawn until dusk year-round. While it can be enjoyed in any season, clear days offer the best views of the Olympic Mountains and surrounding islands. Spring and fall provide pleasant temperatures for walking.

No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access the Pigeon Creek Trail (East Side), as it is part of the Pigeon Creek Public Use Area.

The trail features a paved surface, making it an easy and generally flat walking experience. It's suitable for various users, including those with strollers or young children.

This trail offers a unique blend of industrial waterfront and natural beauty. You'll see active port operations with cranes and trains, alongside views of the public beach, Possession Sound, the Olympic Mountains, and Camano Island. Keep an eye out for wildlife such as eagles, ospreys, herons, and sea lions.

Absolutely! The trail's paved, flat surface and relatively short length make it ideal for families with young children. There are also picnic tables at the beach end for a relaxing break.

Given its distance of approximately 7.1 kilometers, most hikers can expect to complete the route in about 1 hour and 59 minutes, depending on their pace and how long they spend enjoying the views.

This is primarily an out-and-back route. It runs along the waterfront, leading to Pigeon Creek Beach, where you can enjoy views before returning the same way.

Yes, the trail connects to the Mill Town Trail, which offers a historical tour of Everett's industrial waterfront. Additionally, the route also passes through sections of the County Road 485.

Picnic tables are available at the end of the trail by Pigeon Creek Beach, providing a nice spot to relax. The trail itself is open from dawn until dusk.