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The Whistle Punk Interpretive Trail tells the story of historic forest management. Interpretive signage guides visitors along the trail, which runs along an old railroad grade and past features associated with railroad logging by the Wind River Logging Company. The trail also goes past a wetland area and into an old-growth forest. The final leg of the trail takes visitors through an old Wind River Nursery field.
Note: A NW Forest Pass is Required.
Parking for the Whistle Punk Interpretive Trail is available at the trailhead off of Old Bunker Hill Rd.
Please see TrailLink Map for detailed directions.
The Whistle Pink Trail is an interpretive walk through the woods, beside old pieces of logging equipment. There are signs to explain the role of the equipment and the role of the “whistle punk”. Easy walk with children, loops back to the parking lot. There you will find picnic tables and toilets. Nice way to spend an afternoon.
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