Join Franja Bryant, a native plant steward with the Washington Native Plant Society on an afternoon hike to De Leo Wall on Cougar Mountain; and along the way learn to identify native plants and their role within the local environment. Franja has also been trained as a Master Naturalist through Bellevue Parks and Recreation.

This will be an interactive hike with stops for observation, discussion and Q&A.

Registration required.

Trailhead: Red Town off Lakemont Blvd. SE
Trails: Wildside, Marshall’s Hill, and De Leo Wall
Distance: 4.2 miles roundtrip
Total Elevation Gain: 500 ft.
WTA Page: Wildside Trail-De Leo Wall

SAVE DE LEO WALL
A portion of this hike, including the location of De Leo Wall is on private property that is not protected from development or logging. Learn more at savedeleowall.org