Watershed Preserve

In 1926, the city of Redmond bought a real estate parcel from Weyerhaeuser, planning to utilize Seidel Creek as a water supply. More grounds was later acquired to bring the watershed to 800 sections of land, however water quality issues prompted the utilization of other water sources.

Presently this lovely lush zone is overseen fundamentally as a nature save, with an emphasis on securing its wide assortment of living spaces, including lakes and different wetlands. In light of a legitimate concern for ensuring the nature of these living spaces, the safeguard has ordered the accompanying principles. no pets, no liquor, no flames or smoking, and no guns. If you don't mind maintain these tenets with a specific end goal to keep the open air encounter wonderful for all trail clients.

The recreation center's trails are multi-utilize, mainstream for climbers, trail sprinters, mountain bikers, and horseback riders. Be set up to share the trail and pay special mind to horse droppings. An underground petroleum gas line and pipeline territorial trail above it runs north to south through the center of the recreation center, and an overhead electrical cable runs east to west. A few local trails go through the recreation center.