Lake Sawyer Park Trail Map
The trailhead to Lake Sawyer Park is located at 31500 Lake Sawyer Rd.
Click on the map to save or print PDF format
Things to Do
There are a lot of activities people enjoy at the park.
Walking the Dog
Bird Watching
Hiking & Mountain Biking
Park Improvements
Through donations and grants LSPF and the City of Black Diamond have made small improvements to make Lake Sawyer Park family friendly, educational, and a cleaner place to enjoy.
Kiosk at trail head for announcements and a trail map.
2018
Two park benches on waterfront.
2008 & 2019
Picnic table and garbage can at end of park
2018
Water Works signs
2018
Park History
Lake Sawyer Park Foundation (LSPF) is a grassroots, all-volunteer organization established to support the development of Lake Sawyer Regional Park through public awareness, fundraising, advocacy and special projects. LSPF was incorporated as a non-profit and got tax-exempt status (501(c)(3)) status in 2009.
We envision the Park to be utilized for habitat restoration, as well as for both active and passive recreation. LSPF works in collaboration with the City of Black Diamond in providing a resource for funding as well as collaboration and stewardship on issues pertaining to activities and the future development of the park. Our organization has been actively involved with restoration activities on the property including habitat re-establishment, noxious weed removal, planting native trees and plants, and trail maintenance. In addition, we have contributed funding for benches and trash cans in the Park and a portable toilet facility at the trailhead. Some of our volunteers have been involved with this site since it was transferred from King County in 2006.
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- The man who sculpted Lake Sawyer
