Tree swallows in a windy meadow.

Public Use of Boundary Creek WMA

Public use of the Boundary Creek WMA will be encouraged and accommodated. Visitor facilities are minimal and developed at the extreme northeast corner of the property near the WMA Headquarters. Facilities are located to ensure compatibility with the protection and enhancement of wildlife and their habitats.

With a diverse wildlife community within the WMA there are many unique wildlife-viewing opportunities. Waterfowl viewing is particularly rewarding during the spring migrations in March, April and early May. Elk are frequently visible from early spring to late fall and you may see moose all year long.