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Brian Calkins
Manager
2108 Grand Boulevard
Vancouver, WA 98661
(360) 906-6725
 
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Mount Saint Helens Wildlife Area
Nellie Corser Unit
The 59-acre Nellie Corser unit contains mature forest with unique waterfalls. It is located west of North Bonneville. The unit has hiking trails and two small footbridges.
Viewing Opportunities

Birds

  • Songbirds

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    Mammals

  • Deer

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    How to Get Here
    Access Site #1
    Driving Directions
    From SR 14 just west of the Skamania Store, turn north up hill on Duncan Creek Road, go 3 miles across bridge stay left on dirt road. Roadside parking about 1/4 mile from end of pavement.
    Unique Features
    A short trail leads to a waterfall on Duncan Creek. Post mature Douglas Fir forest.
     
       OTHER INFORMATION
    • Mount Saint Helens Wildlife Area Management Plan & Updates
    • Wildlife Area Habitat Conservation Plans
    • Weekender Report
    • Wildlife Area Viewing Guide
    • Accessing Washington's Outdoors
    Find a Water Access Site
       MAPPING
    • Nellie Corser Unit - Detailed Land Ownership & Resource Map
    • GoHunt - Interactive Mapping
    Vehicle Use Permit
    Vehicle Use Permit
    Permit required for use of all WDFW lands.
       OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
    • Bird watching
    • Hiking
    • Hunting
    • Wildlife viewing
     

    If you are Hunting or Fishing, remember to check all current regulations.

    Activities may include restrictions or require permits. Please see Public Conduct Rules for more information.

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