In 2011, WSDOT and the City of Seattle attempted to turn The Jungle around with a new trail.

This graffiti greets homeless campers and they enter the trail today. Down the trail, holes have been cut into the fences that line the trail. Beyond those gaps, are campsites.

In 2011, WSDOT and the City of Seattle attempted to turn The Jungle around with a new trail.

This graffiti greets homeless campers and they enter the trail today. Down the trail, holes have been cut into the fences that line the trail. Beyond those gaps, are campsites.

In 2011, WSDOT and the City of Seattle attempted to turn The Jungle around with a new trail.

This graffiti greets homeless campers and they enter the trail today. Down the trail, holes have been cut into the fences that line the trail. Beyond those gaps, are campsites.

In 2011, WSDOT and the City of Seattle attempted to turn The Jungle around with a new trail.

This graffiti greets homeless campers and they enter the trail today. Down the trail, holes have been cut into the fences that line the trail. Beyond those gaps, are campsites.

In 2011, WSDOT and the City of Seattle attempted to turn The Jungle around with a new trail.

This graffiti greets homeless campers and they enter the trail today. Down the trail, holes have been cut into the fences that line the trail. Beyond those gaps, are campsites.

In 2011, WSDOT and the City of Seattle attempted to turn The Jungle around with a new trail.

This graffiti greets homeless campers and they enter the trail today. Down the trail, holes have been cut into the fences that line the trail. Beyond those gaps, are campsites.

In 2011, WSDOT and the City of Seattle attempted to turn The Jungle around with a new trail.

This graffiti greets homeless campers and they enter the trail today. Down the trail, holes have been cut into the fences that line the trail. Beyond those gaps, are campsites.

In 2011, WSDOT and the City of Seattle attempted to turn The Jungle around with a new trail.

This graffiti greets homeless campers and they enter the trail today. Down the trail, holes have been cut into the fences that line the trail. Beyond those gaps, are campsites.

In 2011, WSDOT and the City of Seattle attempted to turn The Jungle around with a new trail.

This graffiti greets homeless campers and they enter the trail today. Down the trail, holes have been cut into the fences that line the trail. Beyond those gaps, are campsites.