Spend your summer exploring Corvallis!
It’s hard to find a place that has more access to the outdoors than Corvallis. Why not spend this summer exploring it? From hiking Mary’s Peak to enjoying a trip to the Jackson-Fraizier Wetland, one summer might not be long enough to experince all that Corvallis has to offer for outdoor enthusiasts.
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June 17, 2010, 6:02 pm
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It’s hard to find a place that has more access to the outdoors than Corvallis. Why not spend this summer exploring it? From hiking Mary’s Peak to enjoying a trip to the Jackson-Fraizier Wetland, one summer might not be long enough to experince all that Corvallis has to offer for outdoor enthusiasts. If you are looking for forests to explore; Beazell Memorial Forest , a 
demonstration forest with four miles of trails and open space area; McDonald Forest , which features interpretive trails showing aspects of forest ecology and management; and Peavy Arboretum , a 40-acre preserve featuring a variety of native and exotic plant species, are good places to start. Starker Forests also provide both guided and self guided tours to become acquainted with forest management and enjoy the great outdoors.
demonstration forest with four miles of trails and open space area; McDonald Forest , which features interpretive trails showing aspects of forest ecology and management; and Peavy Arboretum , a 40-acre preserve featuring a variety of native and exotic plant species, are good places to start. Starker Forests also provide both guided and self guided tours to become acquainted with forest management and enjoy the great outdoors.For those looking for a light afternoon or evening walk or a place to have a picnic or BBQ, Corvallis’ parks are convieniently located in town for your enjoyment. The Corvallis Parks and Recreation department also put on events all throughout the summer for all ages, click here to see the 2010 Spring/Summer Activity Guide.
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