Lions Park

Lions Park offers a refreshing green spot in urban Bremerton. The walking loop can be accessed from either parking area off Lebo Boulevard. The loop does not have trail signage, but it does not need it, as you can see the entire loop from any spot on it. 

Stroll at your own pace, possibly pausing at a bench to watch seals, birds and humans along the 1,900-linear-foot shoreline that edges Port Washington Narrows.

Lions Park has water access, multiple ball fields, picnic areas, a playground and restrooms, making it an easy spot to spend a day alongside the water. 

Extend your hike

This route can easily be extended to the Stephenson Canyon Community Greenway, where another 0.7-mile walk awaits, with a small creek and a seasonal waterfall at the canyon floor. To get there from Lions Park, cross Lebo Boulevard and head North on Hefner Street for 0.1 mile. Turn right onto Elm Street for another 0.1 mile. Turn right onto Sheridan Road, then, at 0.3 mile, turn right onto Birch Street. The trail head is 0.1 mile down Brich Street and is well-signed.