The West Hylebos Wetlands received feature treatment from the Times and writer Cathy McDonald. The article shines a light on both the natural beauty and this historical cabins (and mentions the porous pavement that the city of Federal Way used!) and serves as a timely reminder that winter is a wonderful time to see the park.
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