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Walk 7/14 Evans Creek Preserve
Trailhead map. There are also maps at every trail juncion, making it easy to find your way.
One of many nice trail bridges at the preserve
Group auses for a pic on the bridge.
Lupine in bloom in one of the meadows
Towering maple trees made an attractive forest canopy
Typical forest trail. Many large trees still intact, and sign of some past logging.
Washington Native Plant Society has been doing some volunteer work here
Trailhead map. There are also maps at every trail juncion, making it easy to find your way.
One of many nice trail bridges at the preserve
Group auses for a pic on the bridge.
Lupine in bloom in one of the meadows
Towering maple trees made an attractive forest canopy
Typical forest trail. Many large trees still intact, and sign of some past logging.
Washington Native Plant Society has been doing some volunteer work here
Trailhead map. There are also maps at every trail juncion, making it easy to find your way.
One of many nice trail bridges at the preserve
Group auses for a pic on the bridge.
Lupine in bloom in one of the meadows
Towering maple trees made an attractive forest canopy
Typical forest trail. Many large trees still intact, and sign of some past logging.
Washington Native Plant Society has been doing some volunteer work here
Trailhead map. There are also maps at every trail juncion, making it easy to find your way.
One of many nice trail bridges at the preserve
Group auses for a pic on the bridge.
Lupine in bloom in one of the meadows
Towering maple trees made an attractive forest canopy
Typical forest trail. Many large trees still intact, and sign of some past logging.
Washington Native Plant Society has been doing some volunteer work here
Trailhead map. There are also maps at every trail juncion, making it easy to find your way.
One of many nice trail bridges at the preserve
Group auses for a pic on the bridge.
Lupine in bloom in one of the meadows
Towering maple trees made an attractive forest canopy
Typical forest trail. Many large trees still intact, and sign of some past logging.
Washington Native Plant Society has been doing some volunteer work here
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