The Mountains to Sound Greenway, stretching from Seattle to Central Washington along I-90, encompasses hundreds of thousands of acres of public land offering outdoor recreational opportunities for all types of users.  Over 1,600 miles of trails offer numerous possibilities for high country hikers, families and commuters.  Alpine lakes and lush river valleys provide spectacular camping sites.  In addition, abundant opportunities for horseback riding, paddling, biking, rock climbing, skiing, snowshoeing, fishing, and wildlife watching are all within a 30-minute drive from downtown Seattle with opportunities for more secluded trips just further afield.

Detailed hiking information can be found in "Day Hiking Snoqualmie Region" by Dan A. Nelson. You may become a Friend of the Greenway and receive a copy of this hiking book, free, with your gift.

More information about recreation and other opportunities to explore the Greenway can be found by requesting the free Greenway Adventures brochure via the online order form, or by contacting your local recreation information agencies:

Outdoor Recreation Information Center

USDA Forest Service for the Mt. Baker Snoqualmie National Forest and the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest

Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission

Washington State Sno-Parks

Washington Department of Natural Resources

King County Parks & Recreation and King County Bicycling Guidemap

Kittitas County

City of Seattle Bicycle Program

Walking and Biking in Bellevue

Or visit the Washington Trails Association for trail condition reports.