- This 1,151-acre preserve includes a grand fir - Douglas-fir forest with dry grassland balds and shrublands. It contains representatives of most of the grand fir-zone plant communities found in the southern part of the eastern Cascades and includes a wide diversity of wildlife habitat. Most of the forest on the site ranges from 130-160 years in age and is naturally regenerated from past wildfires. Exposed, dry slopes on the preserve support patches of Oregon white oak - Fremont silktassel chaparral habitat and open grassland balds. The preserve also protects the upper half of the Dry Creek watershed.
- Washougal (Wikivoyage)
Washougal is a charming river community of 17,000 people at the junction of the Washougal and Columbia Rivers in southwest Washington State. Visitors will find the cozy downtown a convenient launch for ample outdoor activities including hiking, fishing, kayaking, inner-tubing, mountain biking, motorsports, shooting-sports and more.