Point Wilson Trail is a 2.7 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Port Townsend, Washington that offers scenic views and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
The Discover Pass is required for vehicular entrance to this park. An Annual Pass costs $30 and a Day Pass is $10.
Fort Worden State Park was beautiful today with five eagles flying overhead and Mt. Baker and the San Juan Islands as clear as can be! Sunny and cold!
The trail in all trails is convoluted. Best to just explore. Beautiful views.
the trail was over grown by the beach but the area by the light house had a cool otter that kept coming out of the rocks and found some cool sea glass on the beach. trail wasn't my favorite but the beach and view from the light house was well worth the trip.
Had so much fun exploring the old bunkers and lighthouse. Park is open but signs reading ‘crowded parks lead to closed parks’ are posted regularly throughout the parking lots. I arrived around noon and there was still plenty of parking and open areas where social distancing could be observed. Lots of people but I didn’t have a problem keeping myself distanced appropriately. Beautiful terrain full of history. Lovely place to take kids to do some learning while enjoying the water and beautiful views.
Trail takes you through the old military buildings, on a couple wooded trails, by bunkers, and out to the lighthouse on the beach. Nice variety!
good hike for the kids easy walk out to battery walker. actual trail is peace mile trail.