Learn more about Springbrook Creek and its many mysteries. This Adventure Lab covers the northern portion of Springbrook Creek and its trail. It is sponsored and has been developed by youth from Unleash the Brilliance, a youth mentoring group in South King County and Puget Soundkeeper Alliance, an advocate for clean water in Puget Sound. If you like it, please try the Adventure Lab that covers the southern portion of the Springbrook Creek Trail. This Adventure Lab was developed with support from the King County Wastewater Division, the Russell Family Foundation, the River Network & National Park Service, and the Keta Legacy Foundation. PLEASE NOTE: Based on comments we've updated this in 2023. This Adventure Lab is best done by bike or as a long walk/jog. Length is <2 miles. It utilizes two disconnected trails along the Black River and Springbrook Creek (careful crossing Monster Rd). Parking is available but limited along the trail. Jan '24: We heard some sites are too difficult. Let us know which.
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