Six people and four dogs made it out to Bremerton to hike at the Illahee Preserve this morning. It's a nice little park with lots of different trails to make it as long or short a hike as you want. We ended up hiking just shy of 3 miles. Luckily, we had a map with us as the signage was pretty non-existent and the numbering system made absolutely no sense. It was pretty hilly in spots, and we did encounter a little mud, but overall, the trails were well maintained. We ran into some people geo-caching which was interesting; you don't see that too often although I think it's a pretty popular activity. It was cold at the beginning, but by the end the sun had come out and it turned into a really beautiful February day. Maybe the Groundhog was right for once and we might get an early spring after all!
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| Posing on the tiniest bridge ever: Teresa w/Logan & Aspen, Matt, Michele & James |
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| Scott, Harvey & Rosie |
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| Logan and Aspen by one of the numbered posts. |
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| Teresa, fresh from two weeks off work and ready to get back on the trail! |
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| The sun! |
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| L to R: James, Michele, Matt, Logan, Aspen, Teresa, Scott, Harvey & Rosie |
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| We parked at the Dedication Rock parking lot. We hiked to the following post markers: 31, 32, 34, (then around the Hall of Cedars) 19, 35, 40, 41, 34, 32, 33, 28, 29, 14, 15, 11, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 17, 18, 20, 21 then back to the start. |
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