Schmitz Preserve Park

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Schmitz Preserve Park is a forested urban park in Seattle known for its old-growth trees, natural creek, and extensive hiking trails.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf forest preserve
public park
urban park
city Seattle
conservationPurpose preservation of old-growth forest
protection of urban creek habitat
country United States
county King County
hasConservationStatus old-growth forest remnant
hasEcosystemType temperate rainforest
hasFeature Schmitz Creek
footbridges
forest canopy
old-growth trees
ravine
stream corridor
trail network
unpaved trails
hasManagementAuthority Seattle Parks and Recreation
hasRecreationActivity birdwatching
hiking
nature study
trail running
hasTrailUse hiking
nature observation
walking
hasTreeSpecies Douglas fir
bigleaf maple
red alder
western hemlock
western red cedar
hasVegetationType coniferous forest
hasWaterBody Schmitz Creek
hasWildlife amphibians
raccoons
salmon fry
songbirds
squirrels
isPartOf Seattle Parks and Recreation system
knownFor hiking trails
natural creek
old-growth forest
urban wilderness character
locatedIn West Seattle
location Seattle, Washington, United States
neighborhood Alki
linked to: Alki Beach
publicAccess open to the public
state Washington

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West Seattle contains Schmitz Preserve Park