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Green River Gorge - 2001 Acquisitions
- Status
- Funded in 2001
This proposal in King County acquires several parcels within the Green River Gorge Conservation Area. The Parks Commission has emphasized acquisition of parcels along the south river trail corridor, subject to availability. Proposed acquisitions are listed in priority order: Palmer Coking Coal Triangles, Flaming Geyser Trail R/W; Opposite Riverbank Northeast of Jellum; Green River Gorge Resort Bypass; Nolte Trail Connection; and Icy Creek Extension. Properties have a variety of land characteristics, but for the most part are second growth forested uplands, some with Green River shoreline frontage.
Location
Palmer Coking Coal Triangles are located approximately 2.5 miles NE of SR 169, NW of Enumclaw-Franklin Road; Flaming Geyser Trail R/W is located NE & E of curve that connects 236th Ave. SE and SE 368th St.; Opposite Riverbank NE of Jellum is located E of the curve connecting Green River Gorge Rd. & 293rd Ave through private locked gates and roads; Green River Gorge Resort Bypass is located SE of the intersection of Enumclaw-Franklin Road and Franklin-Cumberland Road; Nolte Trail Connection is located approximately 3 miles NE of SR 169, SE of Enumclaw-Franklin Road; and Icy Creek Extension is located NW of Enumclaw-Franklin Road approximately 1.5 miles NE of SR 169.
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Green River Gorge - 2001 Acquisitions
- This proposal in King County acquires several parcels within the Green River Gorge Conservation Area. The Parks Commission has emphasized acquisition of parcels along the south river trail corridor, subject to availability. Proposed acquisitions are listed in priority order: Palmer Coking Coal Triangles, Flaming Geyser Trail R/W; Opposite Riverbank Northeast of Jellum; Green River Gorge Resort Bypass; Nolte Trail Connection; and Icy Creek Extension. Properties have a variety of land characteristics, but for the most part are second growth forested uplands, some with Green River shoreline frontage.
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The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.
