Once the site of a large apple orchard, Washington State purchased the land in 1959 and converted it back to its original wild state. Over the years, the state slowly purchased land around the park and expanded its borders until it encompassed around 1,200 acres. Some of the original apple trees still dot the slopes of the park. The main trail, Rex Derr, is named for the director of the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission. Derr was a key driving force behind Washington State obtaining land for public use during his time with the department.
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