Spawning salmon in Hope

A great viewing location is Sucker's Creek at Thacker Regional Park

Pink salmon are currently spawning in great numbers in Sucker’s Creek at Thacker Regional Park in Hope. The new parking lot and easy walking trails means people of all ages and abilities have easy access to the spawning channels.

Pink salmon are currently spawning in great numbers in Sucker’s Creek at Thacker Regional Park in Hope. The new parking lot and easy walking trails means people of all ages and abilities have easy access to the spawning channels.

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