South Slough Foot Bridge

A serene stillness between the meetup of two bodies of water can lead to reflections from the water.

NPS Photo / Patt Doyle

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Where Colewart Creek enters the Netul River there is a beautiful calm to the area. Places like these, off of the main Netul River, are used by numerous species of fish in order to rest their weary fins and remain safe from predators such as the numerous Great Blue Heron and Bald Eagles that call the Netul River home.  

While birds and fish are common sites here, as you cross the bridge you may be lucky enough to see River Otter or some of the other species that call this land home.

This location serves as stops 5-7 on the Restoring Nature Audio Tour.