Miller Woods

The 130 acres of forest and grass land that make up Miller Woods were bequeathed to the Yamhill Soil and Water Conservation District by Frieda Miller in 2004.

Miller woods. Miller Woods McMinnville Oregon. Miller settled on the property in 1967 after retiring from a career as military contractors in Alaska. The phrase out of the woods implies that the worst of something is over and that the best is yet to come.

Miller Woods is a multi-seasonal delight. The trail network consists of a great picnic area that is perfect for a couple of friends - or a large family. Length 35 miElevation gain 606 ftRoute type Loop.

View the profiles of people named Miller Woods. There is a walking path that is one-third mile in length with several benches available to sit and enjoy the peace and beauty of the woods. The main entry is on Powell Road just east of Ridge and a sign marks the entrance but can be difficult to see when the trees are fully leafed out.

Miller Woods is also an important archaeological and historical site used as an outdoor classroom and laboratory by different academic programs and departments of Slippery Rock University. Miller Woods is great year-round but is perfect in the summer heat as the heavy wooded area will provide some relief from the heat. During spring native wildflowers bloom while in the summer the cool shade provides a welcome respite from the heat.

Miller Woods is owned and operated by the Yamhill Soil and Water Conservation District in McMinnville Oregon. Facebook gives people the power to. Miller Woods is home to the federally endangered Karner Blue butterfly and the federally threatened Pitchers thistle.

Douglas Center for Environmental Education In this black oak savanna within Indiana Dunes National Park wildflowers blossom from spring into fall. On Woods Mac Miller details a broken relationship that is beyond fixing. Please complete the form before volunteering.