
Clarks Creek Birding Walk
Hosted by Birding and More with the Tahoma Bird Alliance
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Enjoy a walk through riparian forest along Clark's Creek! This park is home to songbirds, water birds, and even a heron rookery. Expect a 2 hour walk starting at the pond with a turnaround point at the rookery.
Led by Tahoma Bird Alliance member and volunteer Caitlyn Cechetto.
This walk follows predominantly gravel and paved trails, with brief walks across grass and dirt. The path is mostly flat, with a single steeper slope at the end. Park bathrooms are available at the beginning, middle, and end of the route (currently there aren't any gender neutral bathrooms). Ample parking is available in lots and on street.
Meet in the covered area at the west side of Decoursey Pond Park. Newcomer friendly, first time birders welcome!!
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