Beaverton Creek Wetlands Natural Area

Beaverton Creek Wetlands Natural Area is a 15-section of land wetland in Beaverton's Five Oaks/Triple Creek neighborhood, into the characteristic territory and converges with Beaverton Creek as it makes a beeline for adjacent Tualatin Hills Nature Park. Mt. Hood is regularly noticeable toward the east. Beaverton Creek Wetlands is a mainstream area for feathered creature and untamed life viewing. Guests may see incredible blue herons, belted kingfishers, and winged animals of prey flying overhead. A cleared trail experiences the south side of the characteristic zone, with an extension over Beaverton Creek. It twists north between railroad tracks and a business parking garage. Beaverton Creek Wetlands Natural Area can be gotten to from SW 153rd Ave, only north of SW T-V Hwy.