The Cedar Creek unit is 127 acres and provides band-tailed pigeon habitat. It is located northeast of La Center. Mineral springs are maintained and protected. Stream restoration is also important.
Viewing Opportunities
Birds
Birds of Prey
Songbirds
Upland Birds
Mammals
Deer
Other
Spawning Salmon
How to Get Here
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Map and Driving Directions
Access Site #1
Driving Directions From the west: Interstate 5 exit 21 (Woodland Cougar exit) Turn east onto Highway 503, then south on NW Hayes Rd, which will cross the North Fork of the Lewis River. Continue east on NW Hayes Rd. which becomes Cedar Creek Rd. About 12 miles from Woodland the Wildlife area will be on the east side of the road just before Cedar Creek Road crosses Cedar Creek and joins with Pup Creek RD.
Parking/Restroom Information There is a small pull out by the gate to the wildlife area. There are no restrooms
Access Site #2
Driving Directions From the south: Take 503 north from the Vancouver area through Farger Lake. Turn north onto 166th, which becomes 167th. Turn west onto NE 379th which becomes NE 164th, which becomes NE Reid Rd. which becomes NE Munch Rd. At the intersection of NE Munch Rd and Cedar Creek Rd. turn east onto Cedar Creek Rd. Go about .5 miles and the wildlife area will be on the east side of the road just before Cedar Creek Road crosses Cedar Creek.
Parking/Restroom Information There is a small pull out by the gate to the wildlife area. There are no restrooms
Unique Features
Mineral spring attracts band-tailed pigeons.
Other Information
Vehicles and ATVs are prohibited on wildlife area.
A Discover Pass or WDFW Vehicle Access Pass
is required on all WDFW lands. Learn more at DiscoverPass.wa.gov
OTHER INFORMATION
