The Larry Scott Trail is flat and starts with the water on one side and the cliffs on the other before entering the woods
The Larry Scott Trail starts near the Port Townsend ferry terminal. It winds along the water, past a paper mill and into the woods. The trail is wide and flat and should be easy for most senior pups to navigate. It’s a fairly popular trail, so expect to see lots of folks out, especially along the waterfront. Fun fact: Apparently the paper mill uses only recycled paperboard to make their products; no new trees are cut for production!
The trail is over 7 miles long, so go as far as you want and then turn around and go back the way you came. Learn more and view trip reports on the WTA site.
Trail Map
Read about other hikes for senior dogs in Western Washington!
Hiking with Senior Dogs in Western Washington
