Discover Kitsap
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For shopping, hit up Kitsap Mall at 10315 Silverdale Way NW. With more than 100 stores and food joints, there’s something for everyone. Next to the food court there is a children’s play area and there are always seasonal events happening. During the holiday season, there is the indoor snowfall and in spring the Easter bunny comes to visit. As far as satisfying the taste buds, there are options for all eaters. Silverdale boasts Silver City Restaurant and Brewery, located at 2799 NW Myhre Road, that brews and serves up different beers from scotch ales to a Bavarian Hefeweizen and has a complete dinner menu including sandwiches and pizzas. Hale’s Alehouse, located in Kitsap Mall, is also a good place to gather with friends to drink, eat and be merry. Other eateries in Silverdale include Red Robin for gourmet burgers and many fast food regulars, as well as Japanese, Thai and Mexican restaurants. After shopping and eating to the heart’s content, there is still much
to see and do in Silverdale. Clear Creek Trail is a good place to begin. The trail extends a little more than five miles through Silverdale and is an asset to the community because it has been created by the community. Many kids and volunteer groups have helped with building the trail and maintaining it, said Tex Lewis, a member of the Clear Creek Task Force. And not only has the trail been a community effort, it provides visitors with a little bit of ever ything. While walking along the trail, one may even happen upon a beaver or otter in the creek. For the bird watchers, be prepared to spot and identify an array of birds. And don’t worr y, for those who cannot classify the winged creatures from a quick glance, there are signs throughout the trail that provide information on some of the species. In addition, Clear Creek Trail is the place to get away from the hustle and bustle of everything else. ➣