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Enumclaw.WA Weather Conditions and Forecast

Material: Coprolites or Pseudo coprolites,Agate, Jasper and petrified wood. Most pieces are quarter to fist size but some lager pieces can be found.

Tools and Methods: Search the gravel bars and banks for materials. Some digging and screening may produce better material. Wear clothes and shoes that you can wade in. Some people bring inner tubes or small rafts to float the the deeper parts of the river to get to less accessed gravel bars.

When: Late spring through fall. Anytime the water level is low enough to expose the gravel bars.

Accessibility: Well maintained gravel road (Any Vehicle). A good spot for all ages. Easier in late summer and Fall when water levels are low

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A piece of agate from Salmon Creek

A couple of Pseudo-Coprolites from Salmon Creek

Some Jasper from Salmon Creek

Petrified Wood from Salmon Creek