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Lacamas Regional Park trail to Lower Falls closed

Clark County has closed portions of a trail leading to Lower Falls near Round Lake in Camas after a pedestrian bridge on the trail 'sustained significant structural damage'

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Clark County announced Feb. 22, 2024, that it has closed portions of a trail leading to Lower Falls in Lacamas Regional Park near Round Lake in Camas, due to a damaged pedestrian bridge. (Illustration courtesy of Clark County)

The Parks and Land division of Clark County Public Works has indefinitely closed a portion of a Lacamas Regional Park trail near Round Lake.

“The footbridge located on the trail to Lower Falls has sustained significant structural damage and will need to be removed and replaced,” the county stated in a news release. “This process will take one to two years to complete, including environmental permitting.”

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