Spotlight: Plant Walk

Fri., Aug. 13, 1999

If you have an interest in plants, you’re invited to join members of the Washington Native Plant Society for a short walk on Sherman Peak Saturday.

The hike is less than 2 miles round trip and climbs 500 feet on maintained trails. Walkers will visit and view sub-Alpine forest, rock lands, moss and a sphagnum bog.

Meet at the Kettle Crest Trail Head on Sherman Pass at 9 a.m.

Info: Bill Swartz, (509) 775-3305, days; (509) 732-4265, evenings.

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