Whipple Creek Park Trails

Come join WTA and volunteers from the Whipple Creek Restoration project as we construct a reroute. The existing trail is a muddy chute. We'll add in some gentle climbing turns to climb the grade and restore the old, abandoned trail.

This 300-acre regional park is located just north of Vancouver, immediately west of the Clark County Fairgrounds. The main feature of this park is 4.3 miles of trails that cater to hikers and horseback riders alike. This park is also an exceptionally pristine and tranquil forest environment, and is home to many types of wildlife, including woodpeckers, hawks, deer, flying squirrels, herons and beavers. Opportunities abound for wildlife viewing.

Driving directions:
Whipple Creek Park is in Ridgefield, WA just west of the Clark County Fairgrounds and north of Vancouver. From Downtown Vancouver take I-5 North exit #9, follow 179th St. west for 1.5 miles. Turn left (south) on NW 21st Ave. Go about .3 miles to a large gravel parking area at the end of the road.