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  1. Areas
  2. WA
  3. …Seattle and Puget Sound
  4. …Whidbey Island
  5. Kettles Recreation Area
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“A very densely forested trail. ”

Isaac Bozeman
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Miles

0.8

KM

95%

Runnable

194' 59 m

High

160' 49 m

Low

38' 12 m

Up

57' 17 m

Down

4%

Avg Grade (2°)

11%

Max Grade (6°)

Dogs Leashed

Features Fall Colors · Spring · Wildlife

Closes at dusk; must have a Discover Pass if parking on state property.

Runner Notes

Watch for bikers.

Description

This trail starts on the Kettles Trail. Follow the trail and keep right on all of the intersections, except one; at the JP Cutoff stay left. Eventually, you'll come out on Humpty Dump. This trail is so thickly forested that at noon it is really dark.

Flora & Fauna

Pines, ferns, etc.

Contacts

Land Manager: Island County Parks and Rec

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Isaac Bozeman
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  4.0 from 1 vote

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#20692

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#2

in Kettles Recreation Area

#973

in Washington

#20,692

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The lighter part of the Roy Evans trail.
Apr 2, 2018 near Coupeville, WA
Roy Evans Trail
Apr 2, 2018 near Coupeville, WA
An abandoned car off of the Kettles Trail.
Feb 8, 2018 near Coupeville, WA
A little frog, no bigger then a grasshopper.
May 5, 2018 near Coupeville, WA
The sun over the trail.
Mar 27, 2018 near Coupeville, WA

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