Kennedy Creek Salmon Trail

Kennedy Creek Salmon Trail (KCST) gives students an opportunity to watch spawning Chum salmon in their natural habitat. It provides an ideal field trip opportunity for your students and is designed for group learning. KCST teaches visitors about salmon and environmental stewardship through a series of interpretive signs along the trail. It is an excellent way to give kids a real-world connection to concepts they are learning in the classroom. The Trail is open to school groups with a reservation on weekdays.

The trail will be open to the public this year between October 31 and November 29. The Trail is open to the public on weekends, Veterans Day and the day after Thanksgiving. Docents are available to answer questions. Free weekday guided group tours are available by reservation only.

The salmon trail is a project of the South Puget Sound Salmon Enhancement Group and is supported through grants and donations. It was created as a learning opportunity for adults and children throughout the southern Puget Sound area. On weekends, the Friday after Thanksgiving and Veterans Day, the Trail is open to the general public and staffed with trained Trail Docents.