The best running trails in Sequim Bay State Park

Sequim Bay State Park offers a year-round respite for the weary. Along with a beautiful stretch of coastline the park also has a number of hiker-biker campsites designated for those that walk or ride in.

Carrie Blake Park is a popular public park in Sequim, Washington. There are a couple small ponds on the property along with a bunch of different recreational amenities. This serves as a great spot to start a bike ride.

Carrie Blake Park, once a big farm owned by the Blake family, is now a lovely 52-acre park on the east side of Sequim. This park has it all - places for picnics, a special spot for dogs to run and play, two playgrounds, a pretty Japanese garden, three calm ponds, courts for games like pickleball and tennis, soccer and softball fields, a place for skateboarding, a big area for events, a place to show how we can save water, and, best of all, nice walking paths.

Sequim Bay State Park offers year-round camping on 92 acres of saltwater coastline. It's located in the Sequim "rain shadow," known for its low rainfall. Great place to stop for a break!

At this spot, you'll come across a big bridge over the Dungeness River. It's a beautiful river that starts near Mount Constance in the Olympic Mountains and flows through the Buckhorn Wilderness, by the town of Sequim, and into Dungeness Bay. Enjoy the view!