Dickerson Creek Waterfall

09/30/2026

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Just in time for fall and spawning salmon, the Kitsap Conservation District removed the last private property fish barrier on Dickerson Creek, improving fish passage to 1 mile of salmon spawning and rearing habitat on one of Kitsap Counties' most productive salmon streams!

The previous culvert was undersized, causing a partial passage barrier to migrating salmon due to velocity during periods of high streamflow. The culvert was removed and replaced it with a 55-foot span steel bridge to correct the barrier. Species like Steelhead, Coho Salmon, Chum Salmon, and Coastal Cutthroat Trout now have access to an additional mile of high-quality habitat in the upper watershed. This project was funded by the Brian Abbott Fish Barrier Removal Board.

Many agencies have completed fish passage and restoration projects in the Chico watershed. Kitsap Public Works, Suquamish Tribe and Kitsap County. Collectively, we have made a difference!

08/20/2026

This!!!!
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06/11/2026

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Stay hydrated and wear loose comfortable clothing.
Watch out for each other!

06/06/2026

Dickerson Creek Waterfall and Dickerson Falls Trails are inside the Ueland Tree Farm.
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Welcome to Ueland Tree Farm! We are a family-owned tree farm located just west of Kitsap Lake in Central Kitsap County, Washington.
Ueland Tree Farm | Location
The 2,200 acre tree farm has become a popular destination for the public as a scenic spot to walk dogs, hike, run, mountain bike or go horseback riding.
The Lebers Lane trailhead and parking lot are used by nearly 100,000 visitors a year. Many people walk the short two mile round-trip trail to Dickerson Falls; others challenge themselves by continuing to Zach’s Lookout, hiking the South Loop Trail, or creating their own route among the many forest roads.
It is our hope that our small network of private trails and forest roads becomes an integral part of a more extensive Central Kitsap trail network. We envision a trail system that allows people to walk or ride from Otto Jarstad Park through Ueland Tree Farm all the way to Green Mountain State Forest or Anderson Landing Preserve on Hood Canal.
We ask all visitors to be alert and responsible when visiting our working tree farm, one that provides rock, gravel, and timber-related products to the community. This includes obeying all signs, staying out of active mine sites and logging areas, and being extra careful around heavy equipment. If you see something suspicious on the property, please report it.

https://uelandtreefarm.com/

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05/19/2026

Good info!

04/16/2026

Adding pics that we discovered today to the 2019 album..
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04/16/2026

Good memories from seven years ago.
Thanks to those who built, maintain and use this trail!

Dickerson Creek Waterfall Trail Maintenance Project 4.15.2019
Making it safer for those who visit this spectacular gem in our back yard.
Still more to do, so stay tuned...