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Paradise Valley Conservation Area (PVCA)
23210 Paradise Lake Rd
Woodinville
Dogs are permitted. Leash and scoop laws are in effect.
No permit is required to park at the trailhead.
Equestrians: The current parking facilities are small. Horse trailer parking at the main trailhead is limited to two 10'x15' stalls.
The lot frequently reaches capacity on busy weekend days and maneuvering space for larger trailers becomes limited. We encourage equestrial to visit the dedicated trailer parking area at Lord Hill Regional Park.
Description
793 acres located south of SR-522 on Paradise Lake Road and adjacent to the Snohomish/King County line. A majority of the site is heavily-timbered and contains a vast wetland area.
Walking and biking trails meander throughout the site.
A significant portion of the headwaters of the Bear Creek watershed is located on this site. One of the most productive salmon streams in the Sammamish River System is located here.
Planning & Site Management
An Adaptive Management Plan was developed and approved for PVCA in June 2005. Adaptive Management Plan (3.4 MB PDF)
Trails Management & Use Plan (4.7 mb .pdf)
Trails Management & Use Plan Summary
Future Plans
- Interpretive/Historic Center with Expanded Parking
- Phase 2 - Additional Trails and interpretive elements east of Paradise Lake Rd
- Mountain Bike Skills Center
Driving Directions
From Everett, take I-5 south to exit 182 merging onto I-405 S (Renton-Bellevue). Take SR522/I-405 exit toward SR202 (Monroe-Wenatchee).Take left fork merging onto SR522 E. Turn right at Paradise Lake Rd. Parking lot is just north of the Lloyd family farm on the west side of the road.
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