Whipple Creek Regional Park

Ridgefield, Estados Unidos

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www.clark.wa.gov
Endereço:
17202 NW 21st Ave, Ridgefield, WA, 98642
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
2.1 kmBliss Road & 26th Avenue
2.4 kmBliss Road & 21st Avenue
2.5 kmHathaway Road 1900 Block
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2 avaliações para Whipple Creek Regional Park

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Classificação do local: 4
Vancouver, WA
Nice place to hike just have to watch out for horse feces.
Classificação do local: 4
Vancouver, WA
‘Cause you know what to do with that big fat butt …
Whipple, whipple, whipple
Get outdoors and hike off that big fat butt you’ve gained the past few weeks. Whipple Creek Park is just 2 miles west of the I-​5 on NW 179th Street near Salmon Creek (just west of the Clark County Amphitheatre).
4.3 miles of marked muddy trails weave through 300 acres of quiet natural forest land filled with Fir, Cedar, and Maple trees in the middle of the farmlands of Ridgefield. It’s equally suited for equestrians on horse as much as it is for hikers, joggers, or mountain bikers. The main parking lot is on NW 21st Avenue near a raspberry field.
Wildlife is wild, so, there’s no guarantees of a sighting. Squirrels, deer, woodpeckers, beavers, and herons all call this land home. Respect your visit to their house.
Parking: Lot for about 30 vehicles at the NW 21st street entrance.
Hours: 7 a.m. to dusk
You know what to do with that big fat butt …
Whipple, whipple, whipple