Update: The Trek has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

A note from our Executive Director:

Given the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19 and our commitment to putting your safety first, we’ve made the difficult decision to cancel the Greenway Trek this summer. Like you, I had been looking forward to celebrating the Greenway’s 30th Anniversary as we trekked across the landscape together, but we will have to wait until we can safely gather again.

If you have already paid for your Trek registration you are eligible for a full refund. Alternatively, I invite you to convert your payment into a tax-deductible donation to the Greenway Trust to help support our work during these uncertain times. An email has been sent to registrants with more instructions for the refund or donation.

If you have any questions about the cancellation or refund, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at info@mtsgreenway.org

As soon as the public health situation improves we will begin planning  a Trek for next year, and we hope you can join us then. Stay tuned!

-Jon

 


Reflections from Past Greenway Treks:

“The Mountains to Sound Greenway 20th Anniversary Trek represented everything summer is supposed to be. Some of us arrived with friends or family and some of us came alone, but no one stayed a stranger for long.” – Adrienne (read more)

“I think if you ask any of the Trekkers, those 9 days will have been the highlight of their summer. I feel so privileged to be interning for such a great non-profit organization devoted to conserving and enhancing the unique landscape from Seattle to Central Washington encompassing 1.5 million acres. And I got to “trek” 130 of them with a great group of people and beautiful views every day…” – Evan (read more)

“ … Our westward path took us through old pioneer towns, working farmlands and bio-diverse forests trails. Weaving our way in and out of many of our region’s life sustaining watersheds we continued on through suburbia, city parks, and into the dense urban neighborhoods of Seattle as we made our way to the western edge of the Greenway. For eight days we became the metaphorical connectors that the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust has envisioned for this amazing landscape over the past twenty-five years. How can we not feel good about this accomplishment?” – Dale Hoff (read more)