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Overview |
The Community Forest Lands cover nearly 2,800 acres within the City of
Anacortes. They encompass a mosaic of forest, wetlands, lakes and
meadows coupled with the broad based desire of local citizens to act as
stewards for this environmental and recreational resource. |
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Trail Usage |
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There are 50 miles of multiple use trails in the forest lands. All
trails are open to hikers with bicycles, horses and 2-wheeled
motorcycles allowed in limited areas. We ask all users to recreate
responsibly and share the trails. Dogs must be on a leash at all times. |
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Trail Maps |
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Trail maps of the ACFL are available in color on water resistant
paper. A set of three maps is available at City Hall, the Visitor’s
Information Center and from local merchants. The maps show trail
access and sanctioned usage. |
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Forest Advisory Board |
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The Forest Advisory Board is an advisory board to the City Council
on use policies and management of the ACFL. The Forest Board meets
the first Thursday of every month at 7:00 p.m. at the Fidalgo Center
(1701 22nd Street). Click here for
more information |
| Friends
of the Anacortes Community Forest Lands |
| The Friends of the Anacortes Community Forest Lands
are a private non-profit organization, separate from the City. If
you would like to find out more about what they do in the Forest
Lands click here. |
 Comments
and Suggestions |
| We would like to hear from you. Please contact us
with your questions or comments about the Anacortes Community Forest
Lands. Click here |
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Help us protect the Anacortes
Community Forest Lands |
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