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Leverich Park Disc Golf Course

Leverich Park Disc Golf Course

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4209 NE Leverich Park Way, Vancouver, Washington, 98663, United States
(360) 545-3472 www.vcdg.org
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Dec 31, 2017
Burnt Bridge Creek Trail is a great kid, dog and family friendly place to walk and bike. The greenbelt along the creek is rather long. You could start at several points along the greenway, like Stewart Glen Park in the west near Vancouver Lake to Leverich Park, closest to I5, to one off N Devine Rd. The trails are well maintained and marked. The paved path though not lined is wide enough for walkers and bikers. The elevation gain is minimal. Although you do cross some busy traffics, the overall ambience is peaceful and serene for a trail within city limits.

Apr 17, 2018
Small practice course. Great for beginners.

Sep 20, 2017
Check out my review of leverich park, it is not safe nor a great place to bring children or jog if you are a solo female. It is a felonious transient community hangout. It needs more security. The nature part of it is beautiful so I give that two stars.

Feb 7, 2018
Used to be better, gone way down hill between the homeless looking for a place to camp out and the transients/drug addicts i would avoid this place at night/dusk also It is an active disc golf course so watch out for the flying discs.

Mar 28, 2017
Great course to play. Good for any skill level. As some holes are super easy and some get more difficult. All around a must stop for the disk golf enthusiasts

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