Park Newsletter for April 20, 2007

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Activities and guided walks are just a sampling of what's planned for kids and adults on April 28, National Junior Ranger Day.

Lots to Do This Week!

In celebration of National Park Week, several activities are planned for this week at Olympic National Park.

The Olympic Coast Cleanup kicks off the week on Saturday, April 21, when volunteers will pitch in to collect and remove marine debris from park beaches. Interested in volunteering? Check in at a park information station or check the Olympic Coast Cleanup check-in page.

Come celebrate National Junior Ranger Day on Saturday, April 28 at the Olympic National Park Visitor Center in Port Angeles. Kids are invited to bring their favorite adult and come celebrate with guided walks and special activities. Read more.

A Lake Crescent East Beach Clean Up is also planned for Saturday, April 28. Interested in volunteering for this event? Call Olympic National Park's volunteer coordinator at 360-565-3141.

 
 
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The shady James Pond Trail offers a pleasant way to explore the coastal forest and experience spring weather and flowers.

Mora Beckons

While winter still clings to the park's mountainous interior, the coastal and lowland areas offer many options for springtime walks and exploration.

At Mora, the half-mile long James Pond Trail winds through the coastal forest to the edge of James Pond. Early spring wildflowers including trillium and salmonberry are blooming, making this a perfect place to explore and experience the warming days and longer evenings.

Last updated: February 28, 2015

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