In September of 2020, the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust partnered with the Cle Elum Ranger District and the Cascadian Log School to save a historic picnic shelter at Salmon
Continue Reading : Building the Salmon la Sac Kiosk: Phase 2
The COVID-19 pandemic has created adversity and uncertainty over the last year and a half, impacting nearly every aspect of life. It has also yielded valuable lessons in resilience. Through
Imagine the sound of three floors of machinery, of massive gears and pulleys and canvas conveyor belts operating at full speed, turning grain into flour. The Thorp Grist Mill is
Information from King County Salmon SEEson Press Release Pacific salmon – including sockeye, Chinook, coho, pink, and chum – have begun the journey from the open ocean to their birthplaces
Signed agreements between the USDA Forest Service and the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust mark the beginning of the conservation legislation’s impact close to home. In August 2020, the Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA) was officially signed
Continue Reading : Great American Outdoors Act Funds Recreation Improvements in the Greenway
One year ago today, the Great American Outdoors Act was officially signed into law, marking a historic investment in America’s public lands that will impact our nation’s conservation legacy for
Continue Reading : Celebrating the One Year Anniversary of the Great American Outdoors Act
The path following today’s Interstate 90 has long provided an east-west route across the mountains, beginning with Native American foot trails used for hunting, fishing, and gathering. The dramatic cross-state passage over
Continue Reading : Balancing A Beautiful Landscape and A Thriving Highway
Click here to read part 1 of the story of the Patrol Races if you missed it! The year 1936 was a significant one for The Mountaineers. At the Pacific
Continue Reading : Mountaineers Patrol Races – “The Nation’s Longest and Hardest Race” (Part 2)
Between 1930 and 1941, The Mountaineers sponsored Patrol Races, a back-country event described as 18 or 20 miles long on the crest of the Cascades between its Snoqualmie Pass Lodge
Continue Reading : Mountaineers Patrol Races – “The Nation’s Longest and Hardest Race” (Part 1)
Although ski jumping in Washington is a distant memory these days, it was the most popular form of skiing in the sport’s early days. The Mountains to Sound Greenway corridor
Continue Reading : The History of Ski Jumping in the Mountains to Sound Greenway
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