Arthur G. Rempel Nature Trail
Welcome to the Arthur G. Rempel Nature Trail. This trail was built for your educational and recreational enjoyment. The area is fragile, so please stay on the trails, avoid littering, and do not disturb plants or animals. Walk quietly and, listen carefully.
The trail takes you around the perimeter of the area, dipping occasionally into more, intensely vegetated areas to allow observation of plants or wildlife found there. Allow approximately one, hour to walk the nearly 2 miles of trail. The walking distance may be shortened if you choose one of. the connecting trails.
Over 85 species of birds, 17 species of mammals, 4 species of amphibians, and 2 species of reptiles have been identified in the area. Insects have not been censused, but 15 species of butterflies have been identified.
A great variety of plants occur beside the trail; however, the plants have yet to be completely inventoried. This is a nature preserve within the City limits of Walla Walla. It is a part of the Public Parks, System of the City and is to be used and enjoyed by all citizens.
To view a map of the nature trail click here
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