http://www.cityoffederalway.com/folders/home/businesseconomicdevelopment/citymaps/parks/bpatrail.pdf
While walking on The BPA trail in Federal Way I saw this sign pointing to a view point, so I had to investigate.
The trees are growing up and almost blocking the view of the most prominent feature in Western Washington, Mt Rainer. On a clear day in Western Washington you can see Mt Rainer from most anywhere.
Another Park I discovered in Federal is Panther Lake Park, this park is close The King County Aquatic Center.
There are no signs, I noticed something while walking along the trail, and had to check it out
and I discovered this
Saw a trail and started walking it
the trail came out at another clearing and this duck must have thought I was going to feed it.
when I did not it swam away
This is the view from that clearing
The trail comes out by a baseball field
Found another dragon fly that was willing to be photographed
Another view of the lake
The West Campus Trail links up with the BPA Trail
The trail ends at the intersection of First Avenue S and 320th st, the most traveled street in Federal Way
So between the BPA trail, West Campus trail, Panther Lake Park, and the West Hylebos Wetlands park, there are many places to go walking in Federal Way
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