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Colville Forest biologist leads hike at Elk Creek Falls

Elk Creek Falls on the Colville National Forest's Mill Pond Historic Site. (Rich Landers)

HIKING —  A two-mile loop hike to Elk Creek Falls led by Mike Borysewicz, Colville National Forest wildlife biologist, will be a great opportunity to stretch your legs and increase your knowledge of natural landscapes and wildlife.

The free annual activity is set for June 25.

Where: Meet,  10 a.m., at the Elk Creek Trailhead at the Mill Pond Historic Site, a little more than 4 miles east of Metaline Falls on County Road 9345 (road to Sullivan Lake).

Attractions: Old prescribed burn heavily used by elk, cascading waterfall, wildflower meadow and interpretation by a veteran biologist.

Details: Bring a lunch, a hat, and sturdy walking shoes.

Info: Sullivan Lake Ranger Station, (509) 446-7500.

* This story was originally published as a post from the blog "Outdoors Blog." Read all stories from this blog