Hoodsport Trail Near Cushman
Hoodsport Trail Park is a small park located between Hood Canal and Lake Cushman. It offers about two miles of wooded trails with loops and connections. The trail system can be a bit confusing, which adds to the adventure for hikers also exploring Olympic National Park and Forest nearby.
The Lower Loop makes a half mile loop in the lush mature second-growth forest that embraces Dow Creek. Two big rustic bridges will take you over the creek and back. The Hoodsport Timberland Library partnered with the Port of Hoodsport to transform the lower loop into a storybook trail. Families with small children will enjoy reading a story on separate panels as they hike along this delightful trail.
The Upper Loop is a little longer than a mile and climbs through a more open forest. The highlight to this trail is a lone enormous bigleaf maple tree.
The Upper Loop brushes along the periphery of the park which borders a DNR tract that was recently logged. This provides some sunnier hiking than the lower loop and some limited views out to the Olympic Mountain foothills.
Full service, family-friendly restaurant offering take out as well as dine-in. Wide menu options.
The Tides Restaurant was established in 2001 by Linda Chappell and her family. They serve breakfast all day and are known for our hand battered Alaskan cod and hand cut fries. Open 7 days a week, the Tides offers beer, wine and cocktails, featuring craft cocktails made with locally sourced Hardware Distillery spirits.
Famous for pressure fried chicken and jo's and equally proud of their burgers, seafood baskets, artisan style sandwiches and pub style appetizers and munchies. Ice cold beer and cider through 11 rotating tap handles with many of other favorite beer, wine and seltzers available in bottles and cans. Open daily at 11 AM.
Head to Hoodsport for authentic Mexican cuisine in a waterfront setting. Dine indoors or enjoy seating on the pier overlooking Hood Canal. Serves vegetarian dishes · Has kids' menu; open daily 11 AM - 7 PM.
The Fjord Oyster Bank in Hoodsport began as humble oyster bar inspiration and evolved into a legacy restaurant honoring the recipes of legendary seafood chef, Xinh Dwelley. Reopening April 2024.
Serving coffee, tea, espresso drinks, light fare including sandwiches, and Olympic Mountain Ice Cream. Open daily 7 AM - 6 PM.
Open daily at 11 AM serving burgers, prawns, fish & chips, teriyaki, milkshakes & hand-dipped ice cream. Dine indoors or outside.
The Tides serves American home-cooked food, including breakfast all day. Known for its Alaskan cod and hand-cut fries. Beer, wine, and cocktails. Pan-fried Hama Hama Oysters and, Olympic Mountain Ice Cream.