Visitors are now again able to enjoy the famous wooden bridge that spans the East Fork Lewis River at Moulton Falls Regional Park. The bridge, the trail, and certain park areas have returned following a closure that began this past summer for preservation purposes. A contractor completed the required work, which included a fresh coat of wood stain to protect the bridge from the weather and minor repairs to maintain its structural stability.
They described the extent of the alteration, which was intended to prolong the life of the iconic monument, in a statement that Clark County Public Works was able to get. Although closed, the public can now enjoy the adjacent trail and areas of the park that were previously inaccessible. The project’s main goals were the bridge’s long-term resistance to weather and wear as well as its immediate safety.
The Clark County Washington website has further information about the park, including facts about its amenities and natural attractions. Both locals and visitors looking for the peace and quiet of nature in the Pacific Northwest love this park because of its picturesque waterfalls and hiking paths.
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