Paddle Kitsap

Transforming Individuals and Communities

through Paddling

Member of the North Kitsap Trails Association
North Kitsap Photo

Paddle Kitsap

Statement of Purpose

Paddle Kitsap was created to bring people together with the common goal of saving recreational areas and access to those areas in North Kitsap. With an ever expanding demand on open areas in North Kitsap most open land is going to the "Highest and Best economic use". Which commonly means more development by humans for humans. In a partnership with the largest land owner in North Kitsap the Olympic Property Group who own approximately 8000 acres there is a hope that this land can be developed for people, wildlife, and recreation.

Paddle Kitsap is dedicated to transforming individuals and communities through Paddling. Paddle Kitsap is part of the now forming North Kitsap Trails Association. Paddle Kitsap is providing a portion of the proceeds from this Paddle to the North Kitsap Trails Association for the purpose of preserving and protecting water access in North Kitsap and to create the North Kitsap Water Trail for future generations. Paddle Kitsap recognizes these special places in Kitsap County and supports community development projects towards this end with grants from the proceeds.

North Kitsap Trails Association

What is NKTA ?

The North Kitsap Trails Association was formed in the spring of 2008. Its main purpose is to develop a series of interconnected trails connecting land and water trails in North Kitsap.

What are the Pearls ?

Pearl: something highly esteemed or valued. That's how we feel about each and every community comprising North Kitsap. They are each a pearl in their own way that we value with the utmost appreciation. The pearls are:

  • Kingston
  • Hansville
  • Port Gamble
  • Suquamish
  • Poulsbo
  • Bainbridge Island
  • Keyport
  • Indianola

 

 

About North Kitsap

A beautiful place to live, work, and play. Save it for future generations by supporting paddle Kitsap and the North Kitsap Trails Asscoiation.

Kitsap Salmon

Kitsap Orcas

 

Kitsap herron