Happy New Year!

Trails are slippery!

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The Clear Creek Task Force and other volunteers have been staying off the roads. As a result, trails are going to be very slick. Use caution when walking the trails and pray for warmer temps.

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We invite you to bring a shovel or a broom on your outing to keep our boardwalks less slippery.

 

Thank you for your help maintaining the Clear Creek Trail.

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volunteer@clearcreektrail.org

 

January

King Tide Month

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King tides are naturally occurring. They’re the highest tides occurring roughly every 14 days, at the new and full moons. This is when the gravitation pull of the moon and the sun comes into play. Tides are high when the earth is closest to the sun which happens around January 2 each year.

This year, the highest tide will happen at the new moon on January 4th at 7:25a. It’s a 13.88 foot tide. January’s full Wolf Moon occurs on Monday, January 19th and the high tide at 6:30am will be 12.76’.

 

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​ ​​​​​volunteer@clearcreektrail.org

 

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Monday, January 17

MLK Family Service Day

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Winter weather brings breezy, wet conditions and snow! that create a lot of debris on the trail.

 

Our 17th annual Martin Luther King Family Service Day has a honey-do list of projects for every volunteer at every skill level.

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So bring the whole family and let’s have fun while working to make the Clear Creek Trail a really nice place to walk, run and bike.

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We'll pull ivy (will it never end?), plant some trees, spread some gravel, and pick up litter and winter debris. This is a great opportunity to get the whole family outdoors working together.

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Meet up at the Clear Creek Interpretive Center, 9641 Levin Road, downtown Silverdale at 10:00a.

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This is a rain or shine event, dress for the weather and do RSVP! 

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We are extremely grateful for your help maintaining the Clear Creek Trail.

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​​​​​volunteer@clearcreektrail.org