Bear Hill Regional Park is known for its woodland trails, popular with hikers and horseback riders, and profusion of wildflowers in the spring.

Trails lead from the base of the hill through stands of Douglas-fir, tall Oregon grape and glistening salal. The music of song sparrows and golden-crowned kinglets serenades you through arbutus and licorice fern until you reach the dry, exposed slopes at the summit. Garry oak trees cling to the hilltop — perfect cover for native wildflowers like fawn lilies, camas, sea blush and chocolate lilies

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