Lovely wooded area with calm water at the end of easy trail to watch birds.
Mellaniy Swansong
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July 23, 2022
So many mosquitoes that you’re probably swatting and waving mosquitoes out of your face just as much as you are moving your feet to walk. So guess it’s a good workout. Lol Highly recommend bug repellent for this trail.
A Helms
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June 14, 2022
An Oregon jungle - flat loop trail, with an extension trail that goes down to the river. Not sure how far that went but the loop was a mile or less, with no incline. Very green and beautiful and wet (when I was there). Mosquitoes were everywhere but not attacking, simply existing. Still, they swarmed in a scary amount.
Rich
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September 22, 2022
I don't think many people go there, the trail is quite overgrown with plenty of mosquitos and poison oak so wear pants and long sleeves. I saw several piles of large predator skat on the trail. Bring a machete and make noise when you walk here.
Ashley Christensen
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September 05, 2018
This was a beautiful place for a walk! If you are into birding and/or nature photography you will love it here! I visited late in the afternoon so I only saw a handful of different birds which included Canadian Geese, Sand Pipers, Sparrows and Egrets. There is a platform that you can walk up on that provides amazing views of marshy wetlands and it’s gorgeous (see pictures). Definitely recommend place! Do note that a Federal Recreation Land Pass is required to park here and you can grab one at any place that sells fishing licenses.
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Lovely wooded area with calm water at the end of easy trail to watch birds.
So many mosquitoes that you’re probably swatting and waving mosquitoes out of your face just as much as you are moving your feet to walk. So guess it’s a good workout. Lol Highly recommend bug repellent for this trail.
An Oregon jungle - flat loop trail, with an extension trail that goes down to the river. Not sure how far that went but the loop was a mile or less, with no incline. Very green and beautiful and wet (when I was there). Mosquitoes were everywhere but not attacking, simply existing. Still, they swarmed in a scary amount.
I don't think many people go there, the trail is quite overgrown with plenty of mosquitos and poison oak so wear pants and long sleeves. I saw several piles of large predator skat on the trail. Bring a machete and make noise when you walk here.
This was a beautiful place for a walk! If you are into birding and/or nature photography you will love it here! I visited late in the afternoon so I only saw a handful of different birds which included Canadian Geese, Sand Pipers, Sparrows and Egrets. There is a platform that you can walk up on that provides amazing views of marshy wetlands and it’s gorgeous (see pictures). Definitely recommend place! Do note that a Federal Recreation Land Pass is required to park here and you can grab one at any place that sells fishing licenses.