Tuesday, July 24, 2012 - 7:00pm to 9:30pm
Metro
Address:
18892 SW Kemmer Road
beaverton, OR 97007
United StatesPark/Trail:
Dusk is one of the best times to see wildlife, especially in summer. On this relaxing walk, a Metro naturalist teaches basic techniques of wildlife watching and identification. Some mammals you may see: rabbits, deer, coyote, raccoon and bats. Bring binoculars or borrow a pair on site. Meet at the Nature House. Suitable for ages 10 and older; participants must be able to be quiet, sneaky and patient. Registration and payment of $10 per person required in advance; call 503-629-6350.
Venue:
Cooper Mountain Nature Park
Venue Details:
Explore the trails, natural garden and visitor facilities and enjoy the views and rare habitats at the new Cooper Mountain Nature Park near Beaverton.
Overlooking the Tualatin River Valley, the new Cooper Mountain Nature Park sits on the southern edge of Beaverton, shouldered by dense urban development to the north and open agricultural lands to the south. The 231-acre park offers visitors 3 1/2 miles of gravel trails traversing the park's rare habitats and natural features. Cooper Mountain Nature Park is operated through a partnership between Metro and the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District.
Cost:
$10
Contact Information
Contact Name:
Metro Parks
Contact Phone:
503-797-1650 option 2
Contact Email:
metroparks@oregonmetro.gov
Contact Website:
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