The Fir Forest provides a quiet spot for observation and reflection.
Wind blowing through the tree tops sounds like distant rushing water.
Branches moving against each other in the wind sound like notes on a violin. Jays, ravens, and grosbeaks fly through the branches, often calling and singing as they go. This sheltered spot has many Douglas fir trees. The area is overgrown. The trees grow so close together that the sunlight does not reach the ground.