Burnt Bridge Creek Greenway
Bernie Drive and Fruit Valley Raod (Stewart Glen Trailhead); Leverich Park; Devine Road; and Northeast 19th Street. | - Lush greenway along the creek through the center of Vancouver, including forested areas, wetlands and meadows
- Eight (8) miles of paved trails
- Amenities include: parking, restrooms, trailheads, picnic, trash receptacles and access to Leverich Park
- Greenway and trail map link
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Camp Currie
618 NE 232nd Ave., Camas | - Over 140 acres of forest and open areas on the east shore of Lacamas Lake
- Camp Currie youth camp is managed by a non-profit partner. Facilities include tent sites, mess hall, water pump and other amenities
- Limited access to trails
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East Biddle Lake
Vancouver | - Access from Columbia Springs Education Center. Soft-surface trails throughout. Overlook at lake.
- Forested and upland meadows surrounding the lake (7.3 acres)
- Excellent wildlife viewing
- Parking and amenities at education center.
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Fallen Leaf Lake Park
2911 NE Everett St., Camas | - Picnic shelter for up to 150 people
- Access to the lake for swimming and non-motorized devices
- Forested area west of lake with informal nature trails
- Amenities include: restrooms (for events);picnic tables; trash receptacles
- Natural area map link
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Frenchman's Bar Regional Park and Trail
9612 NW Lower River Road, Vancouver | - Soft-surface trails throughout as well as paved trail connection to Blu Rock and Vancouver Lake Park (3 miles) - Trail map (PDF)
- Access to Columbia River shoreline, beach and upland forests
- Amenities include: 2 reservable picnic shelters; barbecue grills (9); picnic tables (34); restrooms (2) and playground equipment and parking (235)
- Park web page
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Haapa Boat Launch to North Fork Lewis River
43400 NE Haapa Road | - Boat launch - flat bottom boat less than 20 feet length with access to the North Fork Lewis River
- Amenities include: barbecue grill; picnic tables (5); restroom and parking (37)
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Hartwood Natural Area and Park
2251 49th St. Washougal | - Soft-surface nature trails – connects to over 1 mile of trails
- Connects the Eldridge Park complex to 49th St. and the wooded habitat along Campen Creek
- Connects to Campen Creek Park at 42nd Ct.
- Amenities include: playground equipment, benches, trash receptacles and portable restroom
- Natural area map link
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Lacamas Lake Natural Areas
Everett and Lake Roads, Camas | - Heritage Trail (3.5 mile gravel path) on the south shoreline of the lake
- Natural areas surround the lake with forested and wetland areas. These natural areas abound with wildlife viewing and hiking/biking trails. Small boats can launch at the park.
- Lacamas Lake Regional Park with Round lake is has miles of soft-surface trails and scenic views of Lacamas Creek, waterfalls, wildlife and spring flowers (Camas lily fields).
- Amenities include: parking in several lots; picnic tables; restroom; benches; playground equipment
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LaCenter Bottoms Wetlands Natural Area
LaCenter Road at Aspen Road and East Fork of the Lewis River | - Riparian habitat along the East Fork Lewis River including wetlands
- Gravel surface nature trails – approximately 0.7 mile of path
- Interpretive signage including birding information and wildlife blind
- Amenities available in the nearby Sternwheeler Park
- Natural area map link
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Lucia Falls and Moulton Falls Regional Parks 21803 NE Lucia Falls Road, Yacolt 27781 NE Lucia Falls Road, Yacolt | - Waterfalls viewing at Lucia Falls Park, great for watching fish migration
- Moulton Falls trails (2.5 miles of gravel path) overlooking the North Fork Lewis River and historic bridge
- Forested canyon with wildlife viewing opportunities
- Amenities at both Moulton and Lucia Falls trailheads
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Lake Rosannah Natural Area
Northwest 324th Street and Northwest Allen Canyon Road | - Informal nature trails through woodlands
- Views of the lake and Allen Creek Canyon
- Open fields on the eastern portion
- No amenities available at the site
- Natural area map link
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Salmon Creek Greenway and Trail
1112 NE 117th St. | - Three (3) miles of paved trails through 368 acres of greenway. Connects to the Cougar Creek trail.
- Views of Mount Hood
- Excellent wildlife viewing including birding
- Amenities available at regional park with fishing/swimming pond, two reservable picnic shelters, picnic tables, grills and restrooms.
- Parking - at Klineline Pond, Softball Fields and along NW 36th Ave.
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Salmon-Morgan Creeks Natural Area
Northeast 183rd Street and Northeast 161st Avenue | - Soft-surface and informal nature trails – 1.5 miles
- Secondary growth Douglas fir and western red cedar forests
- Scenic views of Salmon and Morgan Creeks with lots of wildlife viewing
- On street parking only. Please respect neighboring properties and do not block drives or walkways.
- Natural area map link
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Washougal River Greenway
Northeast Third Avenue, Camas | - Paved trail (3 miles round-trip) along the river corridor
- Over 100 acres of green space along the river including bottomlands and shoreline
- Excellent recreational opportunities on the river
- Wildlife viewing
- Amenities are located at trailheads
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Whipple Creek Hollow Natural Area
Northeast 22nd Avenue at Northeast 164th Street | - Soft-surface and informal nature trails – 0.75 mile
- Forested site with diverse wildflowers
- Scenic views of the Whipple Creek corridor
- No amenities available on site other than limited parking at trailhead on NE 22nd Ave. or dead end at NE165th St.
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Whipple Creek Regional Park
17202 NW 21st Ave., Ridgefield | - Gravel-surface and soft-surface nature trails – 4.3 miles
- Open to hikers and equestrians
- Forested canyons and uplands with excellent wildlife and birding viewing
- No amenities available on site other than parking at trailhead at NW 21st Ave.
- Park web page
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