Jim Martinson Exercise Trail is a 0.6 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Puyallup, Washington that features a great forest setting and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
February 21, 2021Heads up as you hike - trees fell as we were on the trail. Keep the app open as some of the trail isn't clear and there are spots blocked by trees. not a bad hike for toddlers and preschoolers - definitely a good one.
October 11, 2020October 4, 2020August 29, 2020not a trail. private property. wtf
August 10, 2020Finding the start/stop point for this trail is a bit tricky, but if you're paying attention you'll notice it just west of Shelter #9. If you end up on private property you're definitely not paying attention. The trail and exercise stations haven't been very well maintained by the City, only a few have instruction boards left at them, and quite a few of the trail markers have disappeared over the years, but still a good trail to get the heart rate going. During the weekends be aware of families walking side-by-side, effectively blocking the entire trail. On one Sunday outing here, I encountered at least three families of five or more taking up the entire trail, two of them walking dogs off-leash. During the week, it's lightly used, however, so a good resource for a workout while the gyms are closed.
January 18, 2020me and my cousins just drove there today. there was a bunch of private property houses. so we walked around trying to find the trail entrance, and a man and women came out of there house about to lease there dog on us "what are doing on our property" the man yelled. oh boy was that scary. just following directions on the google maps sorry. I get why they were angry especially the dog. so 1 star, was very confused on the direction where it lead us. so we left. couldnt find it. was really excited for this one. owell on to the next.
June 5, 2019Fun and easy trail. Some of the exercise equipment/signs were gone though.
May 28, 2018Love it!!! It’s a gorgeous place my kids loved the playground, the hike was nice and easy for my whole fam, and I love that there’s huts and tables everywhere so we can sit and eat as well. The only thing is there is a lot of poison ivy so just watch out for that.
July 2, 2017June 6, 2017Awesome trail. Was hard to find though. Do not fallow map to get there. It's inside Wildwood Spring Park. Once you turn in the part go right. Stay to the right until you get to the last parking area.
February 28, 2017Super fun! there were even activities to do along the way
February 2, 2017do not follow the directions here it will take you down someone's driveway and you will be lost.
November 27, 2016First time on this trail.. It was nice, but it's inhabited by some creepy looking folks..
September 21, 2016Beautiful
June 19, 2016Love this as an exercise trail. Volunteer with maintenance regularly.
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