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Hillman Regional x x Hole In the Sky Community xxx Index Properties Open Space/Preserve Interurban Trail Trail x x Jordan Bridge Regional xx Kayak Point Regional xx xxx xx x Kayak Point Golf Course Special Use x Lake Cassidy/Lake Martha Wetlands Regional xo xx Lake Cochran Open Space/Preserve Lake Goodwin Community xxx xxx Lake Roesiger Community xxxx Lake Stevens Community x xxx Lake Stickney Community s rk es a c P g s Ac ch d es n Do g rk g c in un a in Viewing ing sh o Ac e tic Fields le Lau strian a P r f le c t p le gr troom* te e h m ue f- s a ldli Park Classification At Bicy Boa Ca Eq Of Picnick Play Re Sk Swimm Trails Wat Wi Robert Leary Park Neigborhood Locust Way Neigborhood xx Logan Community xxxo Loma Lake Regional x Lord Hill Regional xxxoxxx Machias Community Martha Lake Airport Community x xxxx Martha Lake Park Community xxxxx McCollum Regional x x x x/o x x x Meadowdale Beach Regional xxo xx x Meadowood Open Space/Preserve Miner's Corner Community Nakeeta Beach Open Space/Preserve Peter Norgaard Open Space/Preserve North County Wildlife Area Open Space/Preserve North Creek Regional xxo x x North Creek Greenway Open Space/Preserve Olympus Meadows Neigborhood O'Reilly Acres Open Space/Preserve Paine Field Community x xxx Paradise Valley Conservation Area Open Space/Preserve xx oxx Pelz Community Picnic Point Regional xo xx Pilchuck Community Pilchuck Conservation Open Space/Preserve Portage Creek Wildlife Area Regional oxx Possession Sound Neigborhood Reiter Foothills Regional Rhody Ridge Botanical Garden Regional River Meadows Regional xx x x xx x Riverscene Regional xx River Terrace Open Space/Preserve Robe Canyon Regional xx Shenandoah Woods Neigborhood Silvana River Regional x s rk es a c P g s Ac ch d es n Do g rk g c in un a in Viewing ing sh o Ac e tic Fields le Lau strian a P r f le c t p le gr troom* te e h m ue f- s a ldli Park Classification At Bicy Boa Ca Eq Of Picnick Play Re Sk Swimm Trails Wat Wi Silver Creek Community xx x Silver Firs Section 2 Open Space/Preserve Sky Valley Sportman's Park Special Use Skylight Tract Open Space/Preserve Snohomish River Estuary Open Space/Preserve Southwest County Park Open Space/Preserve xx Spencer Island Regional xo x x Squire Creek Regional xxxxx Steelhead Haven Open Space/Preserve Stilly River Homesites Open Space/Preserve Sunset Neigborhood xx Swans Trail Community Tambark Creek Community x xxxx x x Tenth St. Boat Launch Regional xxxx Thomas Eddy (Bob Heirman Wildlife Park) Regional xxx Three Lakes Shop Tidelands #1 & #2 Neigborhood Trafton Trailhead Regional xx x Transmission Line Properties Neigborhood x Willis D. Tucker Community x xxxx x Twin Lakes (Gissberg) Regional x x xxx Twin Rivers Community xxxxxx Wellington Hills Regional Wenberg Regional xx xxx x x West Lake Roesiger Regional Whitehorse Community x Whitehorse Trail Trail x x Wyatt Regional x xxxx *'o' indicates sani-can 2533 Clear Creek Rd., Darrington Type: Regional Acreage: 2 Acquisition Date:1966 Funding Source: Deeded Description: Located 1.5 miles south of the City of Darrington on Clear Creek Bonneville View Road. The primary use of this primitive site is river boating access and picnicking. This site includes a small, informal parking and picnic area and shore access to the Sauk River. History: Transferred by Quit- Claim Deed from the City of Darrington to Snohomish County in 1966. Features: Boat launch, river access, picnicking and parking Future Plans: None City of Bothell Type: Neighborhood Acreage: 14 Acquisition Date:1977-83 Funding Source: Dedication Description: Wooded open space tracts situated between residential neighborhood Bonneville View developments in the north Bothell area, near I-405. These tracts individually are called ‘Bonneville View,’ ‘Queensborough’ and ‘Brentwood.’ History: Dedicated to Snohomish County through plat approval process. Features: Undeveloped Future Plans: None Queensborough Brentwood Cathcart Wy., Snohomish Type: Open Space/Preserve Acreage: 59 Acquisition Date: 2010 Funding Source: Conservation Futures Description: Undeveloped open space located adjacent to the Snohomish County Public Works facility on Cathcart Way. The property is heavily wooded and functions as a greenbelt. History: Features: Currently undeveloped Future Plans: Willis D. Tucker 7708 20th St. SE, Lake Stevens Type: Community Acreage: 33 Acquisition Date: 2001, 2006 Funding Source: Conservation Futures Description: This 33 acre site is located at the intersection of Cavalero Rd. and 20th St. SE. The site is bordered on the east and south by residential parcels, and the Cavelero Mid- High School located southeast of the property. This site includes two off leash dog areas – one undesignated and the other designated for shy dogs. History: The property has formerly been used for agricultural purposes. Prior to acquisition by Snohomish County, the previous owners sought to develop the site commercially. Features: Two off-leash dog areas, parking and sani-can Future Plans: The park has been master planned for future development, including walking trails, picnic shelters, children’s play area, basketball and volleyball courts, etc. Development of the master plan was completed prior to acquisitions in 2006, which added 5 acres to the park. Funding is being accumulated for eventual development and a review of the master plan will be conducted when development is pending. Developed – City of Snohomish to Skagit County Type: Trail Acreage: 495 Acquisition Date: 1990-2008 Funding Source: Description: An enormously popular recreational trail for walking, bicycling, hiking, and horseback riding accessible to people of all levels of physical ability. The trail provides a safe alternative transportation route connecting the Cities of Snohomish, Lake Stevens and Arlington and Skagit County and points between. The linear park also serves as a wildlife and conservation corridor protecting sensitive and important natural and cultural resources. History: The right-of-way for the Centennial Trail was originally acquired and the railway built north of Snohomish by the Seattle, Lake Shore, and Eastern Railroad (()S.L.&E.) in 1889. Development of the trail began in 1989, hence the name, Centennial Trail. The S.L.&E. eventually connected Seattle north with Canada and linked Everett east with Stevens Pass. In 1892 the Sumas Branch line between Snohomish and Arlington was purchased from S.L.&E. by Northern Pacific and later sold to Burlington Northern, in 1970. History (cont.): Operation ceased on the Hartford- Edgecomb section in 1972 and on the Snohomish- Hartford section in 1987. To the south in King County, a section of this same abandoned S.L.&E. line has become Seattle's heavily used Burke-Gilman Trail, and King County‘s Sammamish River Trail. The railroad provided local and international mail, freight, and ppgassenger service. It carried timber from the forests, lumber form the saw mills, and iron, copper, lead, silver, and gold from Mount Pilchuck and Monte Cristo mines. Tourists could ride in open rail cars to Monte Cristo and back for the Undeveloped – Cityyg of Snohomish to King County day, winding through the steep canyons of the South Undeveloped Alignment Fork Stillaguamish River, or go to the Big Four Inn at the ice caves on the "Mountain Loop" to the east. Features: Paved and soft surface equestrian trail with a playground and restroom at the Machias trailhead, picnicking , parking and sani- cans. Some portions of the Centennial Trail remain undeveloped. Future Plans: Continued ShSnohom ihCish Co. development King Co. East of Marysville Type: Open Space/Preserve Acreage:10 Acquisition Date: 2003 Funding Source: Description: An undeveloped parcel, which was acquired in 2003 to mitigate for development of a portion of the Centennial Trail. History: Acquired in 2003 for Centennial Trail development mitigation. Features: Undeveloped Future Plans: None 32328 SR 9 NE, Arlington Type: Regional Acreage:84 Acquisition Date: 1997 Funding Source: Conservation Futures Skagit Co. Description: Located on the Snohomish Co. Skagit/Snohomish County line, this property is the northern terminus for the Centennial Trail. Construction of the trailhead was completed in 2012. Parking is provided as well as picnic tables and a sani-can. Other portions of the property include open meadow and wetland areas. History: Prior to purchase, this property was used for farming. The property includes a barn which was built in 1908 and was placed on the Washington State historic register in 2007. Features: Trailhead parking, picnicking and sani-can Future Plans: None Southwest Mukilteo/Picnic Point Area Type: Neighborhood Acreage: 147 Acquisition Date:1978-98 Funding Source: Deeded Description: A series of large open space tracts situated between residential neighborhood areas in the Harbour Point development south of the City of Mukilteo.
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