Salmon runs at Longfellow Creek (West Seattle) — live counts
Longfellow Creek Natural Area is a wooded stream valley in West Seattle featuring trails through preserved sections of the creek corridor, envisioned by landscape architect John Charles Olmsted in 1908 as a linear park to preserve the natural landscape.
Sources: web research
Details
- Address
- Delridge Way SW and SW Graham Street, West Seattle, Washington
- Fees
- None
- Website
- https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/longfellow-creek
- Notes
- Creek flows through a pipe beneath Nucor plant (formerly Bethlehem Steel) at north end before reaching Duwamish Waterway. Headwaters at Roxhill Bog, a 10,000-year-old wetland south of Westwood Village shopping center.
Common questions
- Are salmon runs active at Longfellow Creek (West Seattle) right now?
- Longfellow Creek (West Seattle) is listed without published hours; see the details below.
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