In the dry sage-steppe uplands of Eastern Washington, Douglas Creek forms a
unique riparian oasis. In the basalt canyon, songbirds and raptors perch in
cottonwoods, and the road paralleling the creek passes beaver ponds and
cascading pools.

The scenic Douglas Creek canyon is known for its hunting, fishing, hiking, and
dispersed camping experiences, as well as swimming in the deep pools and
waterfalls at its south end. A great variety of plants, animals and birds make
their homes in or near the lush oasis created by this year-round stream. Start
planning your visit to this one-of-a-kind Washington wonder!

<p>In the dry sage-steppe uplands of Eastern Washington, Douglas Creek forms a unique riparian oasis. In the basalt canyon, songbirds and raptors perch in cottonwoods, and the road paralleling the creek passes beaver ponds and cascading pools.</p><p>The scenic Douglas Creek canyon is known for its hunting, fishing, hiking, and dispersed camping experiences, as well as swimming in the deep pools and waterfalls at its south end. A great variety of plants, animals and birds make their homes in or near the lush oasis created by this year-round stream. Start planning your visit to this one-of-a-kind Washington wonder!</p>

Douglas Creek

These impoundments include Evergreen Reservoir and Burke, Quincy, Babcock
Ridge, and Stand Coffin Lakes. Fish species include yellow perch, crappie,
smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and rainbow trout. Burke and Quincy lakes
are seasonal trout waters open Mar. 1 through Jul. 31. Restrooms available in
some areas.

These impoundments include Evergreen Reservoir and Burke, Quincy, Babcock Ridge, and Stand Coffin Lakes.  Fish species include yellow perch, crappie, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and rainbow trout.  Burke and Quincy lakes are seasonal trout waters open Mar. 1 through Jul. 31.  Restrooms available in some areas.

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Quincy Wildlife Recreation Area