Posted by Jeff on Feb 6, 2016 @ 9:06 am in Conservation, Hiking News | 0 comments | Last modified: February 6, 2016
Near Seattle, WA, one of the North Sound’s most popular and scenic hiking trails is in danger of being logged. Unless the state can allocate $7.5 million, the 100-year-old trees that cover Oyster Dome — between Mount Vernon and Bellingham – will be cut down by the Department of Natural Resources. Craig Romano tackles the popular hike off Highway 11 on a...
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