In 2018, Spokane County acquired the 179-acre former "Flying L Ranch" through the Conservation Futures Program, opening up the opportunity to develop a new public access point to the Glenrose Unit of Dishman Hills Conservation Area. The Phillips Creek Trailhead is now completed and open to the public. This new trailhead located at 4102 S. Sunderland Dr. at the edge of the City of Spokane Valley, serves as the "jumping off" point for the new 2.25-mile "Flying L Trail" that connects in with the "Glenrose Trail" that starts on the west side of the unit.
This new trailhead is located at 4102 S. Sunderland Drive, Spokane Valley, WA.
Timeline: Conceptual Design and Public Meetings, 100%, Finalize Design - 100%, Develop Construction Documents -100%, Permitting - 100% Construction - 100%.
Funding: Real Estate Excise Tax (REET) - 92%, Conservation Futures M&O - 8%.
Project Update: Completed.
Upcoming Events
None.
Documents
Phillips Creek Construction Plans (4/16/20)
Culvert Installation Plan (4/16/20)
SEPA Checklist (4/16/20)
SEPA DNS (4/16/20)
Glenrose-Phillips Creek Trail Plan (Updated 4-25-19)
Phillips Creek Trailhead Conceptual Site Plan 4-18-19
Phillips Creek Trailhead Rendering 4-18-19
Glenrose Unit Map
Agenda March 7th Open House / Public Meeting
Phillips Creek Trailhead Site Plan 3-4-19
Phillips Creek Trailhead Rendering #1
Phillips Creek Trailhead Rendering #2
Phillips Creek Open House / Public Meeting Presentation (PDF)
Glenrose Unit / Phillips Creek Trail Plan
Phillips Creek Public Meeting Summary / Staff Notes
