There are walking trails in Farview Park. I think there's an equestrian trail as well, but I haven't been here in a while.

James Keough Park construction is now complete and it reopened today. Has walkways, skate rails/ramps, playground, dog park, restrooms & drinking fountain, half basketball court, covered picnic tables.

There was a landslide here. The trail is only about 2' wide and is a bit precarious.

Is there still a bridge here? I don't recall seeing one when I went past a couple weeks ago, nor is one visible on Bing aerial imagery.

Considerable storm damage in this area. Ipsut Creek now flows just west of concrete bridge and there are a series of 3 log bridges spanning it.

New bike lanes on 61st Ave/Pl NE from NE 190th St to city limits (62nd Ave NE): https://www.kenmorewa.gov/our-city/projects/current-projects/61st-avenue-northeast-sidewalk-replacement-project

The trails and service road in Woodard Bay Natural Resources Conservation Area are all tagged access=permit. Is that accurate? I've never been here, but the website (http://www.dnr.wa.gov/WoodardBay) doesn't mention anything about needing a permit to visit.

There's a sign that says "Arboretum" and some trails back in the corner behind the tennis court.

The Strava Global Heatmap shows most people stopping at this point. Is there something preventing people from continuing south on the trail beyond here? On the Pierce County PublicGIS parcel map, I see that the old railroad right of way, now owned by Pierce County Parks & Recreation, crosses over the creek around here. Is that what's causing people to turn back?