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Skagit Eagle Watch with Wildwater River Tours, Inc.

Saturday, Jan 31, 2009 11:00am Rockport,  WA 

SKAGIT EAGLE WATCH NATURE'S SPLENDOR AS FEW HAVE SEEN IT. Each winter, up to 300 Bald Eagles congregate in the Skagit Preserve. These magnificent and endangered birds are accustomed to seeing only the occasional riverboat in their protected habitat, so sightings are frequent. With wingspans of up to seven feet, the eagle is truly majestic from close range. You'll float calmly and comfortably with other enthusiasts in astoundingly beautiful scenery, watching our National Symbol feeding on the banks, soaring above or perched only a few yards away. Guides are experienced eagle watchers. A optional fantastic Spaghetti lunch is available. Join us!

Meeting Up Instructions

RENDEZVOUS DIRECTIONS Meet 11:00 am at Howard Miller Steelhead Park in Rockport. Allow 2 hours drive from Seattle. www.mapquest.com has directions (use address: State Route 20 & Alfred St, Rockport WA 98283). Route #1: From Seattle drive I-5 north to Burlington, Exit #230, and then east Hwy 20 to Rockport. Turn at Steelhead Park sign & Alfred St; or turn at Shell gas station/Grocery onto Hwy 530 and go 1/8 mile to Steelhead Park entrance. Route #2: From Seattle drive I-5 north, turn east at Arlington/Darrington exit #208 and follow Hwy 530 through Arlington, Darrington and on to Rockport. The Hwy 530 Steelhead Park entrance is on the north side of the Skagit River Bridge. Look for a Wildwater River Tours vehicle or sign near the Club House building at east end of park. If lost; call Rod Amundson’s cell phone 253-740-4445. For more information prior to trip; call 800-522-9453.

Address

Howard Miller Steelhead Park
Rockport,  WA  98283

Details

  • Start: 11:00 AM, Jan 31 2009
  • End: 3:00 PM, Jan 31 2009
  • Who Should Attend:Anyone 6 years & up.
  • Cost:$64-$84 p/p
  • Equipment To Bring:CLOTHING & ITEMS TO BRING Wear layers of wool or synthetic fleece clothing. • Long underwear • Sweater and pants • Rain jacket/pants or poncho • Hat (stocking or brimmed style) • Gloves or mittens • Socks (2 pairs) • Rubber boots or plastic bags over shoes • Change of dry clothes (leave in car) • Camera or binoculars (in plastic bag)
  • Registration: Registration is required.
  • Web Site: http://www.wildwater-river.com

Contact

Rod Amundson
800-522-9453

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