Columbia Breaks Fire Interpretive Center
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Columbia Breaks Fire Interpretive Center |
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HABITAT: |
10 acres of rock outcroppings, sagebrush and ponderosa pine. |
| BIRDING: | Residents include Canyon Wrens, Steller’s Jays, Black-billed Magpies, and California Quail. Watch cliffs for Bald and Golden Eagles, and Clark’s Nutcrackers. Migrating species include Western Tanager, Bullock’s Oriole, Lewis’s Woodpecker, Spotted Towhee, and Yellow-rumped Warbler. Mountain Chickadees, Say’s Phoebes, White-crowned Sparrows, Western Kingbirds and Pine Siskins may also be present. |
VIEWING: |
Site offers forest fire interpretive trails and level gravel paths. Best birding is on spring mornings. Avoid summer mid-day heat. |
ACCESS: |
From Hwy 97A at milepost 217, turn west into parking area. |