VOLUNTEER

Each year, annual work parties such as January’s Martin Luther King Family Service Day, April’s Earth Day, June’s United Way’s Day of Caring and Orca Recovery Day in October are big events that bring volunteers together to “get ‘er done.” 

 

Adopt a Trail

With the retirement of Trail Boss Randy Peterson, a program was implemented to help maintain the trail that Randy had taken care of almost everyday for 18 years. Adoption groups commit to a portion of the trail with the expectation of performing trail maintenance and repairs on a regular basis. Duties include picking up litter, cutting back brush, mowing, leaf cleanup, invasive plant control and reporting damage, vandalism or other harmful predicaments. 

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Organizations that have adopted a section of trail: Kiwanis Club of Silverdale, Silverdale Sunrise Lions, Command Submarine Group 9, Kitsap Atheists and Agnostics, Naval Operation Support Center, Jeff Reed All State Insurance and the USCG Sea Devil.

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​​Volunteer Anytime 

Clear Creek Trail loves do-it-yourself volunteers who help maintain the Trail. The guidelines guarantee hours of free, fun recreation.  When you walk the Trail carry a small pair of garden clippers so when you encounter a sagging branch or a blackberry vine creeping across the Trail, you can give it a quick snip. 

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A plastic bag comes in handy when you see litter along the trail. Garbage cans are located at the Interpretive Center, Ridgetop Pavilion, All Star Lanes, Dog/Skate Park, and Schold Road Trailhead.

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Report a Problem

If you come across trail damage or dangerous situations, please contact and report the issue to 360.434.7665 or volunteer@clearcreektrail.org   Thanks!

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Thank you for lending a hand and keeping the Clear Creek Trail well kept. It’s a testimony of what a community can accomplish together. Shoot us an email and we’ll send you notes about work parties and other fun and educational events.