My own Eagle Scout project is at Kayak Point County Park. There are two nice benches along the Centennial Trail and, more recently, 15 rotted signs were replaced along the Lime Kiln Trail. The Eagle Scouts projects have included restoring campsites, building benches and installing fences. I have a collection of Eagle mentor pins given to me at Eagle Court of Honor ceremonies. ItвЂ™s been very rewarding to help countless Scouts reach the Eagle rank. I often help Scouts find Eagle Scout projects in the parks I manage. Tell me an interesting story from being on the job. But if you want to visit one of our beach or lake parks, like Kayak Point, arrive early on summer days to secure a parking spot, as it fills up very fast. It is definitely worth a trip to these off-the-beaten-path campgrounds. Darrington is close by for small-town amenities. They offer many nearby Forest Service trails to explore. Camping spots there are often available on busy weekends when our other parks are full. I also love Squire Creek and Whitehorse campgrounds. I tell all my summer workers at Kayak Point that this is their office for the season and to enjoy the Pacific NorthwestвЂ™s beauty. It is a true Washington state environment - from the whales migrating in the spring, the seals in the bay and the picturesque views of the Olympic Mountains. I enjoy watching the seasons change, the sunsets and the storms, and the wildlife in their natural habitats. This park offers the best of everything, from camping, picnicking and hiking to fishing, boating and birdwatching. It is amazing that I get to be at this park every day with 3,300 feet of shoreline. My favorite park is Kayak Point County Park. What is your favorite park or trail in Snohomish County? Mike Remle helps install posts at the new Whitehorse Campground in Darrington. Tell me more about your job as a Snohomish County park ranger. I wanted to be a part of preserving and enhancing parks. After that season, I knew I wanted to continue my career as a park ranger, and focused on securing a full-time position. Navy, I worked seasonally for Snohomish County Parks as an assistant park ranger. I enjoyed all the outdoor activities the Scouts provided, and I learned to appreciate and respect my environment and wildlife.ДЄfter serving in the U.S. As a Scout, I worked on trail restoration, park cleanup and tree conservation. I grew up going through the ranks of Boy Scouts from Cub to Eagle. I spent my summers camping and touring our state and national parks with my family. I have always had a great passion for the outdoors - an appreciation for preserving our natural resources and protecting the ecosystems and the wildlife within them. What made you want to become a park ranger? You may find him checking in with crabbers at Kayak Point County Park, clearing problem trees along Lime Kiln Trail near Granite Falls or patrolling the new Squire Creek Park & Campground in Darrington. His team oversees more than 25 parks, trails and campgrounds, in green spaces that stretch from Stanwood to Darrington. He manages the northern region from his office at Kayak Point County Park near Warm Beach. Mike Remle is a lead park ranger for Snohomish County Parks.

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