Hazardous trees prompt closures at two Snohomish County parks

SNOHOMISH COUNTY, Wash. — Snohomish County Parks will close parts of Paradise Valley Conservation Area and all of Southwest County Park because hazardous trees could fall and injure visitors.

Paradise Valley Conservation Area near Woodinville will close Thursday while crews build a trail reroute. The park is scheduled to reopen Friday, but several trails and buildings will remain closed. Southwest County Park in Edmonds is closed until further notice.

“We understand these are beloved parks by the community, but the safety of our visitors is our top priority,” Snohomish County Parks Director Sharon Walker said…

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