Upcoming Classes & Events

Great fun for families, especially kids 3–12. Explore all kinds of outdoor activities available in the Valley for kids in the summer, learn new skills, and make some summer plans. Don't miss it!

Free family event to start the summer showcasing outdoor opportunities in the Snoqualmie Valley. Read more here. 

Join the Snoqualmie Valley Museum's Cristy Lake to learn about the unique history of Fall City, with many seldom-seen photos from the Museum's collection. Families welcome! Free!

Join Michael Bailey, Snoqualmie Tribe restoration specialist, to visit the prairie restoration sites on Meadowbrook. What plants can we identify? How is the project progressing, and what are next steps? Meet at SR 202 Elk-watching pull-out.

Walk to some of Meadowbrook's oldest trees. Learn about the importance of cedar to Northwest tribes and pioneers. Dress for the weather and possible mud; families welcome, but not suitable for strollers. Heavy rain or wind will cancel.

Join wildlife biologist and birdwatcher Harold Erland for a bird walk through Meadowbrook's fields and woodland edges. Learn some new bird calls and enjoy close up views with a spotting scope. Bring binoculars and dress for the weather, including mud. Heavy rain or wind will cancel.

Join us for a 2.5 mile loop walk around Meadowbrook. We'll look for birds, animal tracks and signs, and peek quietly into hidden fields to perhaps see an elk. Dress for the weather, including possible mud. Heavy rain or wind will cancel. Families welcome, but difficult for strollers.

Walk through riparian woodlands and near wetlands to see cedar trees over 500 years old! Learn about cedar and its importance to northwest Tribes and pioneers and learn some new native plants. Families welcome, but not suitable for strollers. Dress for the weather and possible mud. Heavy rain and/or wind will cancel.

Walk one of Meadowbrook's lesser-known trails to look for birds, and animal tracks and signs. Bring binoculars, and dress for the weather, including boots suitable for mud and water. The trail includes areas of large rock. Heavy rain or wind will cancel.

Explore one of Meadowbrook's "hidden meadows" to enjoy the winter landscape and see bird and animal signs. We will walk the perimeter of Meadowbrook's Scout Meadow on grass, but dress for the weather with boots suitable for mud and water on the causeway into the meadow. Heavy rain or wind will cancel.