The Black Diamond Open space consists of 1,240 forested acres including wetlands, peat bogs, streams and portions of the protected migratory corridor known as the Wildlife Habitat Network. Explore the 17 miles of non-motorized trails only two miles north of Black Diamond and six miles to the south of Maple Valley.
Rock Creek and Ravensdale Creek are two salmon-bearing streams that flow through the park. In addition to sockeye, chinook and coho salmon, mussels, cutthroat trout and beavers can also be found in these streams’ high-quality waters.