Drivers make their way east of Snoqualmie Pass among heavy earth-moving machines, with glimpses of workers clinging to steep hillsides above Lake Keechelus. From Hyak at exit 54 to Lake
April 14
Restoration at the Middle Fork Natural Area
See Details : Restoration at the Middle Fork Natural AreaJuly 14
Site Change: Women in the Woods on the Little Si Trail
See Details : Site Change: Women in the Woods on the Little Si TrailMay 5
Women in the Woods on the Tinkham Discovery Trail
See Details : Women in the Woods on the Tinkham Discovery TrailMarch 10
Restoration at Middle Fork Natural Area
See Details : Restoration at Middle Fork Natural AreaMarch 24
Middle Fork Natural Area Restoration Event
See Details : Middle Fork Natural Area Restoration EventDecember 9
Trail Maintenance at Middle Fork Trail (NFF)
See Details : Trail Maintenance at Middle Fork Trail (NFF)September 30
Planting at Granite Creek: National Public Lands Day
See Details : Planting at Granite Creek: National Public Lands Day
The Greenway Crews are at it again! Work on the new Mailbox Peak Trail is in full swing for its second season. The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust over last
Riders on the Explore the Greenway bike ride through the cool, dark Snoqualmie Tunnel just west of Snoqualmie Pass this Saturday will experience a piece of Washington’s railroad history. And now equestrians,
Continue Reading : Iron Horse State Park historic tunnels… open!
By way of introduction, Aaron and I are Restoration Technicians employed by Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust. Our work for the Greenway is primarily in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
Continue Reading : Tracking Invaders from Stevens to Snoqualmie
Raging River Lands Conserved In March, the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) approved the purchase of 460 acres in the Raging River State Forest, which was created in 2009 by
Clay deposits in Middle Fork from an ice age era glacial lake support an unique diversity of forest species. Pending Wilderness designation in Congress would keep this prolific ecosystem intact for the future.
Continue Reading : Goopy Gems: The Claylands of the Middle Fork Snoqualmie
Issaquah Mayor Ava Frisinger awarded Margaret Macleod, City of Issaquah Interagency Coordinator, with the Ruth Kees Environmental Award for a Sustainable Community at a tree planting ceremony at Squak Valley
Continue Reading : Margaret Macleod honored with Ruth Kees award in Issaquah
Have you ever gotten to a trailhead and weren’t sure if you should put a Discover Pass, NW Forest Pass, or Sno-Park Pass on your dashboard? Here’s your guide to
Continue Reading : Guide – how to choose the right hiking pass
On a dark Thanksgiving morning, my cousins and I, each of us a non-native Pacific Northwesterner, drove the 45 minutes to Mt. Si, ready to climb the mountain I had
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) released a survey today to gather input on how the public would like to see recreation managed on 53,000 acres of DNR-managed state trust
Continue Reading : Your voice counts! Help shape the future of recreation in the Snoqualmie Corridor
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