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It's cool, very scary and slippery during the wet season and no dogs allowed?!? 😭
Great short little walk, .23 from one trailhead to the other.
Quarter mile of boardwalk through protected wetlands with an observation tower at one end. Parking is better on the end of the trail with the observation tower.
Such a beautiful little place. Very calm and peaceful.
Always a fun little walk. There is a wooden boardwalk that traverses through a marsh. Unfortunately being close to the highway results in a lot of rod noise and the park is occasionally used as a resting area for a few of the local displaced. Lock your doors and don’t leave anything valuable in sight
It's basically a long, winding corridor of wooden planks and handrails that traverse a big muddy cesspool in Auburn.
If I said it is fun, I'd be lying... it's mostly for people who appreciate nature, or people who appreciate Auburn, which is like 5 people, and none of them live within a reasonable driving distance of Washington State... so generally for nature lovers
If I said it is fun, I'd be lying... it's mostly for people who appreciate nature, or people who appreciate Auburn, which is like 5 people, and none of them live within a reasonable driving distance of Washington State... so generally for nature lovers
This is an excellent little spot right off highway 18 in Auburn. There is a 1200 ft raised boardwalk with numerous interpretive signs describing the protected wetland. Additionally there is a lookout tower offering views of the 207 acre preserve. There is enough parking for about 6 vehicles in the stone parking lot. There are great birding opportunities, but no bird blinds. There are no formal facilities, but the boardwalk and lookout are both impressive structures.
