Marckworth State Forest

bridge

Bridge over unnamed stream in Marckworth State Forest

creeks

description

Marckworth Forest is made up of state trust lands managed by the Department of Natural Resources as a working forest.

facilities

While Marckworth Forest is open to the public for dispersed recreation, it does not have designated recreational trails or facilities like trailheads, designated parking areas, or campgrounds.

forest of

hiking

Marckworth Forest (wta.org) Marckworth Forest offers some wonderful walking among forest, marshes, and rumpled rocky hills, as long as you’re ok doing your own routefinding on logging roads. It’s a quiet, little known and infrequently visited spot, less than an hour’s drive from Seattle.

OpenStreetMap

https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/8589554

photograph

Trees along Cedar Ponds Road

random

After suffering a number of strokes, Stoker died at No. 26 St George’s Square, London on 20 April 1912.

sign

Marckworth State Forest sign

tags

forest
Discover Pass required

unnamed stream

Unnamed stream in Marckworth State Forest

vicinity

Tower Hill

vicinity of

waterfalls