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La Center Bottoms (South of the city of La Center, turn right after La Center Road Bridge, trail begins south of the sewer treatment plant)
This 314-acre park consists of wetlands, floodplain, shoreline, and forested uplands. One of two state-designated wildlife watching spots in Clark County, it is home to coyote, otters, and migratory waterfowl. Bring your camera or binoculars! An 8-foot-wide trail meanders through 3,100 feet of bird watching areas in the picturesque wetlands. There are two viewing stations, interpretive signs, a foot bridge over Brezee Creek, wheelchair access, and a canoe tie-up. Some of the land was donated in a joint partnership with TDS Telecom, Clark County, Clark Public Utilities, the city of La Center, and private ownerships. This is a premier spot to enjoy some of the best wildlife viewing in Clark County.
