Gee Creek Trail
Ridgefield is home to an expansive trail network showing off our natural resources and wildlife. Read on to learn more about the Gee Creek Trail, one of the main trail segments in this network.
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The Gee Creek Trail is a major trail in the Ridgefield trail network (pictured left). It stretches from Heron Drive in the north, to the Osprey Pointe neighborhood to the south. The trail follows Gee Creek and effectively provides a north-south trail connection through the west end of city. A variety of trail surfaces can be found along the trail.
Gee Creek Trail is a vital component of Ridgefield's interconnected park, trail, and greenway system.
Gee Creek is a 4th order tributary to the Columbia River. The creek is named for William Gee, an early pioneer upon whose land the stream arose. The lowest segment of Gee Creek meanders for three miles through the Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge before reaching the Columbia River.