The Greenway is buzzing about the 20th Anniversary Trek. Hikes, concerts, bike rides, celebrations, and more…What better way to get to know your neighbors, your community, and this spectacular landscape we call the Mountains to Sound Greenway? Around the Greenway Trust’s office, there is a wild flurry of excitement as we pull together all the...

Have you been waiting to sign up for our big Geoteaming event at Magnuson Park during Greenway Days? Don’t wait too long…spots are filling up fast. The first year we did Geoteaming during Greenway Days we had only 10 people show up. Now in our 8th year we have 77 people signed up and we’re...

WHERE WILL YOU BE JULY 2-10, 2011? If your answer doesn’t involve joining in the Mountains to Sound Greenway’s 20th Anniversary celebration, it’s time to change your plans! 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,...

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Recently my love of Seattle and its surrounding communities has significantly expanded – ever since I started working for the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust. I love working as the Volunteer Event Coordinator for the 8th Annual Mountains to Sound Greenway Summer Festival. If you don’t know about this festival already, you are really missing...

The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust loves working with locally owned businesses, especially those that share our love of the environment, of sustainable development, and of promoting all the cool things to see and do between Seattle and Ellensburg. That’s why when we began looking for businesses to partner with us in hosting the...

We are so excited to have our new website up and running. Thank you Groundwire! If you haven’t had a chance to check it out, give it a spin. Check out the interactive map, scroll through the great upcoming events, and learn about the many different areas in which we work. We hope you find...

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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. Washington’s Commissioner of Public Lands Peter Goldmark (center) joined Bill Chapman, President of Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust (right) and Gwen Lewis of King County’s Road Services Division (left) for the ribbon cutting of the renovated trail...

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Rattlesnake Mountain Conservation  Rattlesnake Mountain is the long, forested  ridge that parallels I-90 just south of Snoqualmie and North Bend.  It runs 7 miles from State Route 18 to Rattlesnake Lake and the Cedar River Watershed. In 1991, when the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust set about conserving the farm and forest lands along...