Cedar River Watershed
A visit to the Cedar River Watershed Education Center is the perfect way to learn about where drinking water comes from and about other water issues.
The Cedar River Watershed provides the majority of Seattle's and King County's drinking water, with 90,050 acres of forest land preserved for the municipal water supply. School children participate in watershed field trips to learn how clean water comes to their homes. A visitors center includes interpretive displays, a garden with rain drums and living roofs. Public tours of the watershed are available.
To learn more visit the Friends of the Cedar River Watershed or the Seattle Public Utilities.
Address: 19901 Cedar Falls Road Southeast,North Bend, WA 98045
Phone: (206) 733-9421
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Cedar River Watershed
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A visit to the Cedar River Watershed Education Center is the perfect way to learn about where drinking water comes from and about other water issues.Get driving directions » - 47.4269114 -121.773802
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