Asahel Curtis Nature Trail
N 47° 23.567 W 121° 28.479
10T E 615111 N 5249942
This nature trail loop features about a dozen areas with plaques describing plants and trees of interest. The entire loop is about 3/4 miles long.
Waymark Code: WM6Z3K
Location: Washington, United States
Date Posted: 08/08/2009
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Douglas-Fir Forest Type
This area of typical mature Douglas-fir forest has been retained in its natural state.
Trees within this stand represent a cross-section of the Pacific Coast fir type unique to the Pacific Slope of Washington and Oregon. Associated with the Douglas-fir are, Western hemlock, Western redcedar, Western white pine, Pacific silver fir, Noble fir and various species of hardwoods.
This stand of timber is estimated to contain 140,000 board feet per acre.
The Loop Trail, approximately 2000 feet, provides easy access for a closer view of this stand.
The Northwest Forest Day Use Pass or annual pass is required to park you vehicle at the trailhead.
Fee?: 5.00 (listed in local currency)
Approximate Time to Finish: 1 hour
Addtional Website URL: [Web Link]
Brochure or Interpretive Signs: Interpretive Plaques/Signs
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Wherigo Cartridge: [Web Link]
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Visit Instructions:
A picture at the start of the Trail or Walk is greatly appreciated. Additional photos taken during the course of the walk would also be of great benefit.
If there does not appear to be a defined beginning to the trail or walk, pick a logical place (e.g. close to parking) or where information about the walk or trail can be gathered.