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You're invited...aka The Celebrations Continue!
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Join the Greenway for another 20th Anniversary celebration- this time in honor of the 20th Anniversary Photo Contest and Exhibition, kicking off in Issaquah on August 15th.
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Who knew building a turnpike could give you warm fuzzies?
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AmeriCorps volunteer Anna Malik is currently working with the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust as the Youth and Outreach Associate. As a part of her year-long placement she is working alongside volunteers and youth at restoration events as well as leading and educating people on the Mountains to Sound Greenway. In this post, she shares her experiences with the Women in the Woods event at Little Si on Saturday, September 17th, 2011.
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Loving All Things Local in Greenway
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Have you entered the 20th Anniversary Photo Contest? We are working with locally owned businesses, especially those who share our love of the environment, of sustainable development, and of promoting all the cool things to see and do between Seattle and Ellensburg, on offering cool prizes for top photos! Thanks to Jake Lynch, Greenway Photo Contest Coordinator, for this blog post on just that.
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Remembering Joan Thomas
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We honor and remember Joan Thomas, a steadfast and hard-working champion of the environment.
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Homeschoolers and Dirt Waterfalls
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What happens when you set loose a group of young homeschoolers and their parents onto a pile of dirt?
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Trek Talk...on the road...in the wind!
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The 20th Anniversary Trek kicked off in Ellensburg on Sunday...get a taste of Trekker life in this post.
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Renowned Nature Photographer to Curate Greenway Exhibition
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When we asked Seattle-based photographer Dave Schiefelbein if he would take on the responsibility of curating the first ever Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust Traveling Photography Exhibition, he knew right away it was something he wanted to be involved in.
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Working with the Mountains to Sound Greenway
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Kirsten Martin, guest blogger and AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps crew member, writes about her service and experience working in the Mountains to Sound Greenway.
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Rattlesnake Mountain Trail and Trailhead
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National Trails Day marks a celebration of a new trail across Rattlesnake Mountain and new trailhead at Snoqualmie Point.
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New trail connects Renton parks
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The south end of Lake Washington boasts an exciting new regional trail connection.
A newly completed section of the Logan Avenue Trail nearly completes the connection between Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park and the Cedar River Trail. This multi-purpose trail follows the west side of Logan Avenue North from N. 6th St., a block from The Landing, to the Logan Avenue Bridge.
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Summer Camp with a Fancy Name
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We're jumping into a summer of celebration. Hiking, biking, eating, dancing, swimming, exploring -- who wouldn't want to come along?
Read on to learn more ...
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Rah Rah Roslyn!
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Guest blogger Emily Linroth is an environmental journalist and community planning intern with the National Parks Service Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance program in Seattle. During her year of service as a Student Conservation Association/AmeriCorps intern, she is focusing on promoting healthy recreation and youth involvement in the National Park Service. In this blog post, she shares her experience in helping the City of Roslyn make plans for the future of their urban forest.
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Middle Fork NRCA
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New 10,273 acre conservation area links Mount Si to federal forests. Commissioner of Public Lands Peter Goldmark designated the new Middle Fork Snoqualmie Natural Resources Conservation Area (NRCA). The river valley was identified as ecologically distinguished, featuring patches of natural-origin forests, important fish and wildlife habitat, and scenic views.
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Drum roll please...
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The Mountains to Sound Greenway is fortunate to have several pairs of well trained and experienced eyes helping to choose the best 30 photographs in our 20th Anniversary Photo Contest
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Salmon are spawning in the Cle Elum River
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Every fall the spring Chinook salmon return to the Cle Elum River. And every fall the Yakima Basin Environmental Education Program (YBEEP) brings students to see, touch and study the fish.
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High Point to Preston Trail Connection
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Recreation enthusiasts are one step closer to being able to walk, bike or ride a horse from one end of the Mountains to Sound Greenway to the other. The Washington State Department of Transportation, with help from the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust, completed the construction of a 1.25-mile section of mixed-use regional trail in 2010 which connects the Issaquah-High Point Trail to just short of the Preston-Snoqualmie Trail trailhead.
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Good News! Funding for Greenway Projects
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The Washington State Legislature appropriated $42 million for parks, trails and wildlife habitat through the Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program.
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The Perfect Teaching Moment
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Sally Kentch, Greenway Environmental Education Program Manager, shares a recent experience working with 4th grade students from Clark Elementary in Issaquah during a volunteer ecological restoration event at Cybil Madeline Park.
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Tours teach about the journey of water in the Greenway
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Sally Kentch, Greenway Education Program Manager, relays the wonders of water in the Greenway.
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Energy and Enthusiasm in Ellensburg
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Tor Bell, Restoration Program Manager, talks of his experience supporting partners in Ellensburg at the Reecer Creek Floodplain Restoration Project.
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Welcome Glazer's Camera!
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Just when we thought the list of prizes couldn’t get any better...
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Trek Talk: Double Up Your Bagel
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Evan Kamber is an intern with the Volunteer Program. He received his internship through the Teens In Public Service (TIPS) program. As an intern Evan participated in the Mountains to Sound Greenway 20th Anniversary Trek on a Youth Team.
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Marking milestones while planting trees
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The Mountains to Sound Greenway's annual Tree Planting Kick-Off Event at Lake Sammamish State Park starts the season off with fun, food, and plenty of trees to plant.
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Meet our 2011 Summer Interns!
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Jema Hayes, Volunteer Program Coordinator, expands on our awesome roster of summer interns (we couldn't do our work without their help!). Meet our Fabulous Four below!
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National Trails Day Celebration
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National Trails Day 2009 marked the completion of two years of facility improvements at the popular Little Si Trail on June 6th.
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Bringing the Greenway to Russia
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Sally Kentch, Environmental Education Program Manager, writes about her experience in promoting environmental education in the Russian Far East. She and Tony Allison, Greenway Environmental Educator, spent ten days teaching about the importance of environmental education, restoration and volunteerism in the Greenway.
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The Greenway photo tour stops here...and here...and here...oh and here too!
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The Greenway's 20th Anniversary Photo Contest is almost over...have you entered your pictures yet? The tour of the top 30 photos will start in August...traveling to a community near you...in the Greenway!
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Discovering the new Discover Pass
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The Discover Pass allows you to enjoy nearly 7 million acres of Washington state-managed recreation lands – including state parks, water-access points, heritage sites, wildlife and natural areas, trails and trailheads.
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Trek Talk...A walk in the woods and a party in the park
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Leaving bikes behind, the Trekkers take to the trail on foot. Watch out for beautiful views and parties ahead!
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Trek Talk...A Trekker Reflects
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Adrienne Brown, a California native and Real Change News intern, reflects on her journey during the Mountains to Sound 20th Anniversary Trek.
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How are you celebrating the Greenway's 20th?
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It’s the Mountains to Sound Greenway’s 20th Anniversary. We are celebrating in style throughout the year and hope you will join in on the fun! Are you a hiker or biker or equestrian? The Mountains to Sound 20th Anniversary Trek is right around the corner....sign up now!
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Celebrating connectivity on a perfect fall day
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The Mountains-to-Sound Trail opened this Saturday on a beautiful day in October. Pedestrians, cyclists and dog owners gather to take a look at the newest way to get around the city.
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Hike. Bike. Celebrate! Summer Adventure awaits!
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This summer, the Greenway landscape will host the event of a lifetime - a 9-day adventure across the Greenway, starting with the magnificent vistas of Kittitas County, and ending on the beautiful shore of Puget Sound. From hiking and biking to events and spending time in nature, our 20th Anniversary has something for everyone!
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You Did It...A Look Back at a Fantastic Year!
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Looking back at all the great work that was done in 2011 by partners, volunteers, agencies, and dedicated behind-the-scenes individuals, we take pride in what we have accomplished together. Take a look and see for yourself!
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Mother’s Day in the Greenway
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Learning, Loving and Living in the Greenway
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Paradise Nearly Paved: Snoqualmie Point Park Opens in Grand Style to Stunning Views
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It might have been a private office park with dramatic views for the tenants. Instead, Snoqualmie Point Park will be dedicated to the public on Saturday, October 27, 2008 in Snoqualmie, Washington and will be a major visitor attraction in the 100-mile Mountains to Sound Greenway along Interstate 90. The park gives visitors a fresh outlook on Washington’s spectacular scenery and serves as a model of public and private cooperation for environmental preservation.
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A glorious day to plant trees...and eat cupcakes
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Read about the adventures of volunteers and staff at the Autumn 2010 Tree Planting Kickoff Event at Squak Valley Park North.
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Why the Greenway?
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The world is picking up speed like a runaway freight train, but the Greenway helps us see the bigger picture by giving us a way to give back. Feeling a little frustrated? Come on out to a trail event! You can whack away with a pulaski, or hack out the hole where a dead-man goes (don’t worry—it’s just a railroad tie). Everybody can get involved. You’re just as likely to run into a corporate executive on his day off as you are an elementary school teacher or a stay-at-home mom. The Greenway is far more than just a collection of lands. It lets us blow off steam, loosen up, and get back to our roots.
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Raging River Forest Land Acquired
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The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust and partner organizations announced the public acquisition of 7,000 acres of forestland in the Raging River Valley. Surrounded by public lands, filling this “doughnut hole” is vital to the continuity of a forested corridor in eastern King County.
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Jim Ellis receives 2011 Cornelius Pugsley Award
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Guest Blogger and daughter of Greenway Founding President, Jim Ellis, writes about her experience traveling to Atlanta recently to accept the Cornelius Pugsley Award on behalf of her father.
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Greenway Geoteaming For All!
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Greenway Geoteaming is one of the most popular events of Greenway Summer.
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Carter Subaru/VW: Planting a Forest, One Test Drive at a Time
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Carter Subaru/VW and the Mountains to Sound Greenway - a Great Partnership!
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Oh The Places You’ll Go!
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Getting out in the Mountains to Sound Greenway Scenic Byway is a great way to explore your own backyard!
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Family Snowshoe Science Expedition
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Mar 03, 2012
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Mercer Slough
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Join the Pacific Science Center on a family friendly Snowshoe adventure in Snoqualmie Pass.
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Snoqualmie Pass Guided Snowshoe Outings with USFS
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Jan 08, 2012
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Mar 31, 2012
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USDA Forest Service Snoqualmie Pass Visitor Center
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Get outdoors and learn about winter ecology and snowshoeing on the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest January through March! No experience is necessary and the Forest Service provides snowshoes. This year they are offering an Interpretive 90-Minute Walk, Extended Half-Day Hikes, Winter Photography & Ecology Outings, and "Kids in the Snow." Please click "Read More" for more information about these great programs.
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Meet the Forest Ranger
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Feb 16, 2012
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North Bend Library
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Learn about the outdoors and discover recreation opportunities from a Forest Service ranger. Presentations will last about an hour and discuss the 10 essentials, outdoor safety, guided snowshoe walks, interpretive tours and volunteer opportunities.
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Meet the Forest Ranger
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Feb 15, 2012
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Snoqualmie Library
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Learn about the outdoors and discover recreation opportunities from a Forest Service ranger. Presentations will last about an hour and discuss the 10 essentials, outdoor safety, guided snowshoe walks, interpretive tours and volunteer opportunities.
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Meet the Forest Ranger
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Feb 28, 2012
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Fall City Library
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Learn about the outdoors and discover recreation opportunities from a Forest Service ranger. Presentations will last about an hour and discuss the 10 essentials, outdoor safety, guided snowshoe walks, interpretive tours and volunteer opportunities.
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47.567963
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Family Snowshoe Science Expedition
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| When: |
Feb 04, 2012
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Mercer Slough
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Join the Pacific Science Center on a family friendly Snowshoe adventure in Snoqualmie Pass.
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Three Forks Natural Area
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Volunteer Opportunities
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Saturday, March 03, 2012
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Saturday, March 24, 2012
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Saturday, March 31, 2012
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Westside Park
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Volunteer Opportunities
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Saturday, February 11, 2012
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South Woods
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Greenway Nursery
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Volunteer Opportunities
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Saturday, February 11, 2012
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Saturday, February 18, 2012
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Monday, February 20, 2012
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Upper Luther Burbank Park
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Volunteer Opportunities
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Saturday, February 18, 2012
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Saturday, February 25, 2012
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Saturday, March 17, 2012
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Marymoor Trail
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The new 1.5-mile Marymoor Connector Trail runs through King County's Marymoor Park at the north end of Lake Sammamish, creating a safe and convenient link for cyclists, joggers, walkers and other trail users to long stretches of King County's most popular regional trails.
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Burke-Gilman Trail
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The Burke-Gilman Trail runs 20 miles from Golden Gardens Park in Seattle to Bothell where it intersects the Sammamish River Trail. Part of the "locks to lakes corridor," the BGT is a paved, off-road route over its entire length, with the exception of a roadway segment in Ballard.
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Sammamish River Trail
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The Sammamish River Trail runs 11 miles along the Sammamish River from Bothell to Marymoor Park as part of the "locks to lakes corridor." The SRT is paved along its entire length and is one of King County's most popular regional greenways.
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East Lake Sammamish Trail
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The East Lake Sammamish Trail follows a historic railroad route along the eastern shore of Lake Sammamish within the cities of Redmond, Sammamish and Issaquah. Part of the "locks to lakes corridor," the trail is 11 miles long, and is popular with off-road bicyclists, joggers, walkers, and other users.
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Issaquah-Preston Trail
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The Issaquah-Preston Trail provides a 7-mile link between the "locks to lakes corridor" and the Mountains to Sound Greenway. The trail starts at a junction with the East Lake Sammamish Trail in Issaquah and continues east along Interstate-90 toward Preston.
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Preston-Snoqualmie Trail
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The Preston-Snoqualmie Trail is a 7-mile-long paved regional trail through steep terrain within the Mountains to Sound Greenway. The PST retraces a historic railroad route with gentle grades ideal for walking, running, and bicycling.
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Snoqualmie Valley Trail
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The Snoqualmie Valley Trail is King County's longest and perhaps most majestic regional trail. This soft-surface greenway parallels the Snoqualmie River for more than 31 miles, following a historic railroad route.
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Interstate 90 Trail
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One of urban King County's most important regional routes, this 10-mile paved trail follows Interstate 90 across Lake Washington to link the cities of Seattle and Bellevue.
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Cedar River Trail
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The Cedar River Trail follows the Cedar River from Lake Washington in Renton upriver to the community of Landsburg at Seattle's Cedar River Watershed. At 17 miles in length the CRT is a paved, off-road trail for the first 12 miles, and features a soft surface for the last 5.
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Elliott Bay Trail
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The Elliott Bay Trail follows the shoreline of Elliott Bay for 5 miles from S Royal Brougham Way near Qwest Field and Safeco Field to Smith Cove Park in Magnolia. The trail provides excellent views of Elliott Bay, Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains, and the Seattle skyline.
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Alki Trail
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The Alki Trail is a popular route along Seattle's Alki Beach, providing access to the Elliott Bay shoreline and is popular with walkers, joggers, bicyclists, skaters, and others.
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Tolt Pipeline Trail
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The Tolt Pipeline Trail runs almost 14 miles between the cities of Bothell and Duvall alongside Seattle's Tolt Water Pipeline, and is popular with off-road bicyclists, equestrians, and hikers who like the trail's straight, east-west alignment, varied terrain, and rustic ambiance.
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Duwamish Trail
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A recently completed section of trail, following the Duwamish River in south Seattle.
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John Wayne Pioneer Trail
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The John Wayne Pioneer Trail in Iron Horse State Park is the backbone of the Greenway trail system. This former Milwaukee Road railway bed traverses much of the Greenway, and includes spectacular scenery, campsites and a 2-mile rail tunnel under Snoqualmie Pass.
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Coal Mines Trail
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The Coal Mines Trail, 5 miles of the former Burlington Northern rail line, connects the historic towns of Cle Elum, Roslyn and Ronald through Eastern Washington forests and past small mountains of tailings left from coal mining days.
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Rattlesnake Mountain Trailhead
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Rattlesnake Mountain Trail travels along Rattlesnake Ridge, through working forests and the Rattlesnake Mountain Scenic Area. The 11-mile trail travels through groves of mature cedars and across carefully built bridges to the splendid views from Rattlesnake Ledge.
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Rattlesnake Ledge Trailhead
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The popular Rattlesnake Ledge Trail begins at Rattlesnake Lake and climbs up about two miles to a rocking outcropping with sweeping views of the upper Snoqualmie Valley and the Cascades.
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Mt. Si
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An iconic Greenway peak, Mt. Si rises 4,000 feet above the town of North Bend and the Upper Snoqualmie Valley. The trail to the top is about four miles, and the view is worth the work!
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Little Si
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Four miles round trip, the Little Si trail wraps around the West side of the mountain, through forests and over rocky slopes to the top.
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Granite Mountain
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Granite Mountain rises steeply above the north side of Interstate 90, just west of Snoqualmie Pass. Hikers at the top of the 5,629-foot peak are rewarded with 360-degree views and a lookout tower.
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Lake Ingalls
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The Lake Ingalls trail travels through pine and fir forests and fairytale wildflower meadows. Enjoy a brisk climb to Ingalls Pass and a meander across Headlight Basin on this nine-mile hike into the headwaters of the Teanaway River.
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Tolt-MacDonald Park
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Tolt-MacDonald Park offers camping, picnicking, a historic barn for events, soccer fields, and beautiful wetlands along the banks of the Snoqualmie River. Visit the Carnation Farmers Market, buy a beautiful local lunch, and stroll along a County trail to Tolt-MacDonald for an afternoon of birdwatching.
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Middle Fork Campground
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Located along the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River, this campground is sheltered by Douglas fir, cedar and western hemlock. It is located near a number of hiking trails in the Middle Fork Valley.
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Salmon La Sac Campground
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Situated at the top of Lake Cle Elum along the Cle Elum River, the Salmon La Sac Campground offers peaceful sites among ponderosa pines.
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Seattle Arboretum
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Rent a kayak or a canoe and paddle the sloughs of the Arboretum and the shore of the Union Bay Natural Area. Watch ducks and geese choose nesting sites in the spring, herons hunt, and hawks and songbirds fly overhead. Circle a beaver's house, and stop for lunch under towering trees.
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Mercer Slough
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Rent a canoe and ply the waters of Mercer Slough. Splash in the water and stop for lunch, birdwatch or explore the marsh to discover plants and animal sign.
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Log House Museum
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Called "The Birthplace of Seattle," this museum is maintained by the Southwest Seattle Historical Society to recognize the early history of Alki and West Seattle.
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Mount Si
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This mountain, being the most popular hiking destination in Washington State, needs little introduction. The trail provides an eight mile round trip climb to sweeping views of the surrounding natural areas, cities, working farms, and forests in this picturesque part of the Greenway.
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Snoqualmie Point Park
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Snoqualmie Point Park is located just to the northwest of the Rattlesnake Mountain trailhead. It provides sweeping (ADA accessible) views of the Snoqualmie valley and surrounding mountains.
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Mercer Island Park on the Lid
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The Mercer Island Park on the Lid marks the eastern most kiosk. The Mountains to Sound trail runs through the park connecting to Seattle on the west and Bellevue to the east. The park itself is a lid that covers part of I-90 and provides excellent recreational opportunities.
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West Tiger Mountain/Tradition Plateau
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This kiosk is located at the popular trailhead to West Tiger Mountain. Located just minutes outside of Seattle, Bellevue, Issaquah and other urban areas you can quickly immerse yourself in beautiful natural surroundings.
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Rattlesnake Mountain
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This kiosks marks the western end of Rattlesnake Mountain, sometimes called Rattlesnake Ridge. Rattlesnake Mountain offers fantastic natural scenery. The Rattlesnake Mountain Trailhead is owned by the U.S. Forest Service and maintained by the City of Snoqualmie.
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Rattlesnake Ledge
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The Greenway Kiosk by Rattlesnake Ledge is a great jumping off point for your adventure. Nearby is Rattlesnake Ledge a scenic rock face offering challenging hiking and sweeping views. Those interested in a more relaxed visit can walk along Rattlesnake Lake to the fun and informative Cedar River Municipal Watershed Education Center. Alternatively you can head out on an bicycle adventure along the John Wayne Trail, which runs through the long and narrow Iron Horse State Park.
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Iron Horse State Park at Hyak
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The Iron Horse State Park is a long and narrow park that contains the John Wayne Pioneer Trail. The John Wayne Pioneer Trail is excellent for biking.
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Wye Park
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Wye Park is located in the City of Cle Elum. From here you can easily visit the interesting museums, shops, and parks that the city has to offer. Alternatively you can head north on the Coal Mines Trail or west on the John Wayne Pioneer trail. Cle Elum is also a great jumping off point for further flung adventures in the beautiful Teanaway area.
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Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center
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Head out on a guided canoe tour of Lake Washington's wetlands. Follow a professional naturalist as they explore the trails along Mercer Slough. Watch a heron stalk fish, and discover a beaver house. All minutes from downtown Bellevue.
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Burke Museum
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Situated in the heart of the University of Washington campus, the Burke Museum features exhibits about the natural history and culture of the Pacific Northwest.
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Thorp Mill
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The Thorp Mill has been preserved by generations of community members, and offers a dynamic and engaging interpretive experience. In late summer, stop at Thorp's fruit stands on your way home for a bag of fresh cherries!
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Jubilee Farm
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In the heart of the Snoqualmie Valley, Jubilee Biodynamic Farm has a thriving CSA program, workshare opportunities, and a beautiful barn available for events.
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Nature's Last Stand Farm
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Perched on an oxbow bend in the Snoqualmie River, Nature's Last Stand Farm grows veggies year-round for sale at Seattle farmers markets and for their CSA boxes.
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Full Circle Farm
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A nationally-recognized leader in the local food movement, Full Circle Farm calls the Greenway home. Full Circle sells produce at area farmers markets, and distributes CSA boxes across the region.
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Klondike Gold Rush Museum
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Learn about Seattle's role in the Klondike Gold Rush at this part of the Gold Rush National Historic Park!
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Cedar River Watershed Education Center
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Visit the Cedar River Watershed Education Center, gateway to the Cedar River and a great place to spend an afternoon.
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