Unlike Deep Creek directly to the north, Goose Creek flows across a relatively flat, broad terrace that was cut by the ancient Clackamas River. It enters the Clackamas River, just upriver from Barton Park. The soil is composed of unweathered fluvial gravel, sand and silt deposits. Most of this area small subwatershed is characterized by pasture lands with a small pocket of forested land in the south of the watershed.

You can read more about Goose Creek in our DEEP, GOOSE, EAGLE REPORT.

I live here, what can CRBC do for me?

  • Goose Creek is one of our top priorities for planting native trees and removing invasive weeds. If you live along a stream and would like to see if you qualify for restoration services that can be provided at no cost to you, CLICK HERE to contact us.