Meet at Meadowbrook Farm Interpretive Center
Join wildlife biologist and avid birder Harold Erland for a winter birdwatching walk to find out about the birds who have wintered at Meadowbrook. Who is a visitor, and who stays all year? Bring binoculars, and dress for the weather, including boots for wet areas. Plan for a level walk through possibly rough fields and woods, with stops to identify bird calls and view birds. Families welcome!

Meet at Meadowbrook Farm Interpretive Center
Join Cristy Lake of the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum to find out about the history of North Bend the town. Beginning with the last ice age, discover why this valley has been important to people for thousands of years. Special photos from the museum's collection will give vivid glimpses into North Bend’s colorful past and personalities. Families welcome!

Meet at Meadowbrook Farm Interpretive Center
Enjoy Meadowbrook's open meadows and forested areas on a guided, level 2.5 mile loop that includes hidden fields not visible from any road. If we go quietly, we may see wildlife! Our route will follow the future trail connections to Snoqualmie Middle School and Centennial Fields, and return via the paved trail along Park Street/Boalch Avenue Dress for the weather, including boots for wet areas. Families welcome; may be difficult for strollers. Heavy rain or high wind will cancel.

Meet at Meadowbrook Farm Interpretive Center
Walk through Meadowbrook's woods and across seasonal stream channels to see a tree that has been growing here since approximately 1523. See many northwest native plants, and learn how important cedar was for northwest tribes and pioneers. Dress for the weather, including boots for wet areas. Families welcome; hike is about 1.75 miles, and not suitable for strollers. Heavy rain or high wind will cancel.

Meet at Meadowbrook Farm Interpretive Center
Enjoy an evening with Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum's Cristy Lake and find out about the history of the town of Snoqualmie. From its geologic origins, thousands of years of tribal life, and early pioneers, gain a new appreciation for our special home place. See rare photos from the museum's collection, and find out about the real people and their times in Snoqualmie.
Families welcome!