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Lewis Lake Nature Park

902 W St. NW, Auburn, WA 98001

It is a passive recreation area, named after former Mayor Peter B. Lewis. There is a small footbridge that crosses a wetland area at the north end of the pond

In the essence of preserving nature and environmental stewardship, care was taken during construction of the park to avoid removing trees. The path meanders around cedars, native conifers, and alders under a mature tree canopy. At any given time many different species of birds can be observed at the park including great blue herons, ducks, geese, song birds and the occasional raptor. Fishing in the pond is not great, but it is not uncommon to see neighborhood kids fishing for sun fish at the south end of the pond.

City of Auburn Parks Website

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