Salmon runs at Railroad Bridge Park (Sequim / Dungeness River) — live counts
Railroad Bridge Park is a delightful little park part of the Olympic Discovery Trail near Sequim, where visitors can hike, bike, or walk and observe salmon spawning in the fall among deciduous trees and interpretive signs.
Sources: web research
Details
- Address
- 2151 West Hendrickson Road, 2 miles west of Sequim
- Fees
- None
- Website
- https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/railroad-bridge-park
- Notes
- Bridge collapsed in February 2015 due to high winds and rain; repaired and reopened in March 2016. Trail open to walkers, runners, and bikers. Salmon spawning visible in fall. Interpretive signs available year round.
Common questions
- Are salmon runs active at Railroad Bridge Park (Sequim / Dungeness River) right now?
- Railroad Bridge Park (Sequim / Dungeness River) is listed without published hours; see the details below.
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