Puget Park

The trail setup is a little awkward, lots of trails are not well organized, are often not wide enough for 2-way traffic. There is lack of signs and some paths are as there is no trail at all. Plus there are no designated parking lots for park visitors so we had to park in the residential area on the street. I’ll pick another park next time.

This is a nice little neighborhood park, but I wouldn't make it a destination. Perhaps we're spoiled by the parks on the Eastside but the trails were narrow and muddy, and there were no markers or maps. We could see that a lot of work has been done recently, from the big piles of cut blackberries, so perhaps it will improve. The constant over flights of planes bound to Boeing Field was a bit distracting.

Lovely stretch of natural habitat in West Seattle. Winding trails that you could explore for hours. Wildlife is very abundant here due to the vast connective habitat. Challenge yourself to spot a barred owl, pileated woodpecker or varied thrush!

Beautiful park with 3/4 mike loop trail through lush valley. The trail is 1/3 gravel and clear. Great work by the community and city to restore and maintain this greenbelt trail. Access is at Dawson and 19th or the power transfer station under the power lines on 18th north of Dawson.

Very lovely for local neighborhood residents, but it is maybe 1/4 mile trail so not really large enough to make a trip for. Maybe someday the trail will be connected to all of the greenbelt and it will be a destination, but it's a great little dog walking trail in the meantime.