Al Borlin Park Access
Al Borlin Park Access
Al Borlin Park offers river access via a gravel road along the eastern edge from Simons Road, providing fishing and paddling access to the Skykomish River and Woods Creek. The 90-acre park features a 1.
2-mile network of soft-surface gravel trails through thickly wooded terrain, with additional access available via a pedestrian bridge from Lewis Street Park where parking and restroom facilities are located.
Note that the park is subject to closure during winter months due to flooding.
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