The Pigeon Creek Trail runs along an operating port terminal and users of the trail are are protected from the secured industrial terminal by a fence, which runs along side the trail. You will occassionaly catch trains going by but it is relatively safe. The trail has a great view of the public beach and access to wildlife at the western end of the path. Picnic tables are also available if you plan to spend a leisurely day at the beach. The area is open dusk til dawn and all pedestrians must abide the posted signs.
Trail can be accessed via a Port of Everett Public Access trail running along Terminal Avenue. From West Marine Dr, Go West over Bridge at Everett Ave onto Terminal Ave.
Just long enough of a trail for my 3 year old to bike and me to run alongside. Nice clean beach at the end. There is no trail access at the beginning point, only end point
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