1999 Oldenburg bay filly by Linaro HOL (Landgraf I son) out of a thoroughbred mare.
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From I-5 North take the Longview/ Longbeach exit. Head towards Longview. Stay on it until you get to large green sign that says Lewis & Clark Bridge/ Highway 30/ Oregon. Turn left and go over the Lewis & Clark bridge. Turn right off of the bridge and head towards Astoria. You will go about 5 miles and you’ll see a large green sign saying Alston Mayger/ 1/2 mile. Turn right at Alston Mayger Road (your 7 miles from Batwater). When you get to the stop sign, turn right to stay on Alston Mayger Rd. (grocery store at corner). Stay on the main road. When you can see railroad tracks running parallel to the road, your at our place. Turn right at the driveway (wood rail fence with Batwater Statiion (80133) on it. Will also have signs directing you to Batwater Station.
From Highway 30 West, go through St. Helens and Rainer. Stay on Highway 30 as you past the Lewis & Clark Bridge into Washington. You will go about 5 miles and you’ll see a large green sign saying Alston Mayger/ 1/2 mile. Turn right at Alston Mayger Road (your 7 miles from Batwater). When you get to the stop sign, turn right to stay on Alston Mayger Rd. (grocery store at corner). Stay on the main road. When you can see railroad tracks running parallel to the road, your at our place. Turn right at the driveway (wood rail fence with 80133 on it. Will also have signs directing you to Batwater Station.
How to get there by boat:
Were west of the Lewis & Clark Bridge in the Stella range. Were west of Lord, Walker, Fisher and Hump Island on your chart. When you get to Hump Island stay on the left side of the channel. You will go by two old gill-netter piers. After the second pier your getting close to Batwater. Stay to your left about 100 feet from the shore line. You will start to enter Bradbury Slough. Continue to hug the shore line. You will see Batwater Station on your left as you enter a smaller channel. Please ignore depths on current marine charts, THERE WRONG! It shoals up severely between Crims and the smaller island. The channel into Batwater is only about 10 feet deep during low tide so we recommend that boats with deeper drafts come in around high tide. High tide at Batwater will be betweem 5 & 6 p.m. each day and low tide around noon that weekend. The channel is 15 to 25 feet deep at Batwater at low tide. Tie up anywhere space is available. Were expecting a lot of boats so tie off to allow room for others.
Boat launching facilities are available in Rainier, Oregon and east of Stella on the Washington side. Call us at 621-3008 for directions to the brand new Washington launch.
