Page 13 – Mountains To Sound Greenway Trust

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Daybreak Star Cultural Center, an event and conference space and a major nucleus of Native American cultural activity in its region, functions as a conference center, a location for pow wows, and more. Its Sacred Circle Gallery includes both a permanent collection and exhibits of contemporary and traditional Native American art.

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Snoqualmie Valley

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Trails

Rattlesnake Lake, King County

The extremely popular Rattlesnake Ledge Trail, with 1100 feet of elevation gain in two miles, leads to a ledge with outstanding views of the Cedar River watershed including the Rattlesnake and Chester Morse Lakes. Hikers may choose to continue all 11 miles across Rattlesnake Mountain to Snoqualmie Point Park. Rattlesnake Ledge Trail is an...

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Upper Yakima Basin

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Cultural and Natural Heritage Sites, Visitor Information Centers

101 E Pennsylvania Ave, Roslyn

The Roslyn Visitor Center provides visitors information about Roslyn’s diverse historical background, and its merchants, events, activities. The Museum is co-located with unique local shops in the historic Northwestern Improvement Company building, constructed in 1889.

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Snoqualmie Valley

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Campgrounds

Mt Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, King County

Tinkham Campground sits on the south fork of the Snoqualmie River. Thickly forested Douglas-fir, cedar and western hemlock trees provide abundant shade. Several trailheads are within a short driving distance.

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Middle Fork Snoqualmie Valley

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Mt Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, King County

This trailhead provides access to two great year round hikes – the Middle Fork Trail and the Pratt River Trail. From the parking lot, cross over the landmark Gateway Bridge to access these upstream or downstream trails. They provide pleasant low elevation (and easy on the knees) hikes along the river. In 2019, the...

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Snoqualmie Valley

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Campgrounds

On the Snoqualmie River, this is one of the oldest campgrounds in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. It has single sites, some with electrical hookups, and one group site that can accommodate 20-50 people. It is close to popular hiking trails and the Alpine Lakes Wilderness.

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Upper Yakima Basin

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Picnic or Day Use Areas

The Roslyn Yard is a small public space on private land in downtown Roslyn, WA. You are welcome to picnic and bring take out from Roslyn area businesses. It hosts public events, music, movies and other entertainment.

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Snoqualmie Valley

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Cultural and Natural Heritage Sites, Parks and Open Spaces, Picnic or Day Use Areas, Trails

Nestled between Mount Washington and Rattlesnake Mountain, this lake is popular for fishing, swimming, hiking, and picnicking. The Palouse to Cascades Trail heads east from here and the Snoqualmie Valley Trail heads north. The Cedar River Watershed Education Center houses exhibits relating to the 90,000-acre watershed that supplies much of Seattle’s drinking water.

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Urban Communities

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Museums and Education Centers, Parks and Open Spaces, Picnic or Day Use Areas

This waterfront park gives Seattle residents and visitors the opportunity to experience a variety of sculpture in an outdoor setting, while enjoying the incredible views and beauty of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound. Admission is free.

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Urban Communities

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Parks and Open Spaces, Picnic or Day Use Areas, Trails, Wildlife Information and Viewing Area

This 531-acre, day-use park with over 6,000 feet of waterfront at the head of Lake Sammamish provides swimming beaches, motorized and non-motorized boat launches, playgrounds, picnic areas, trails, and more. Lake Sammamish provides important habitat for recovering salmon, as well as recreation opportunities for local residents. The 11-mile East Lake Sammamish Trail connects Lake...