Attention Hikers and dog walkers

If you are hiking the tree farm for the first time or interested in other hiking opportunities in Kitsap County,  I would highly recommend Craig Romano's new hiking book “Urban Trails Kitsap” Below is a link to where you can purchase the book…..we are hike # 19.

Urban Trails: Kitsap

36 destinations for hiking, walking, and running on the Kitsap Peninsula, Key Peninsula, and Bainbridge Island.

Hi Folks,
Ueland Tree Farm is excited to open up a portion of the tree farm to the public to salvage native plants on the weekend of  February 27th and  28th. Plants available for salvage include Douglas Fir, Western White Pine, Western Hemlock, Western Red Cedar, Rhododendron, Salal, Huckleberry, Oregon Grape, and Sword Fern.

Ueland Tree Farm will be open February 27th and 28th from 9:00am to 3:30pm. Last year over 130 vehicles took advantage of the free plants. The tree farm is located just northwest of Kitsap Lake (City of Bremerton) at the end of Lebers Lane. A map can be found below. If you have any questions, please contact Mark Mauren at  (253) 307-5900.

Mark and Craig

Kitsap Waterfall Survey at Ueland Tree Farm

Micah Kipple has spent the last couple of years surveying all the waterfalls in Kitsap County.  Recently Micah presented Ueland Tree Farm with a report that describes the waterfalls that he inventoried on the property.  You can find more information on his blog at:
http://www.godsfireworks.blogspot.com/p/kitsap-county-waterfall-survey.html
Below is a beautiful photo that Micah took at "Elegance Falls" on Dickerson Creek:

UTF applauds Micah's efforts in capturing these important geologic features!