Over the next two months, five over-water properties will be demolished to make way for the future extension. Construction on part of the trail will start in 2027.
PORT ORCHARD, Wash. — A recreational path more than a decade in the making is one step closer to becoming a reality along Port Orchard’s waterfront, but not everyone is happy about it.
Right now, the waterfront walking and biking trail in Port Orchard runs 0.75 miles and ends abruptly. The city plans to extend it another 0.6 miles.
Many residents and visitors support the expansion and look forward to seeing the trail extended in the
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