Celebrate spring or 6 more weeks of winter with a walk on Meadowbrook! We will peek quietly into the hidden meadows to look for elk, enjoy visiting migratory winter birds, look for the first signs of new life at the newest prairie restoration test plots, and return via the paved path. Dress for the weather, with boots for wet areas. Children welcome; may be difficult for strollers. 2.5 miles. Heavy wind or rain will cancel.

Walk through Meadowbrook's forested riparian woodlands to see an old growth Cedar tree over 500 years old! Learn about what an important tree cedar was for Northwest Tribes and early pioneers and appreciate other native plants as we walk. Dress for the weather, with boots for wet areas. Children welcome; not suitable for strollers. Heavy wind or rain will cancel.

The Snoqualmie Tribe's Department of Environment and Natural Resources prairie restoration specialist Ryan Lewis will discuss the progress of native prairie restora- tion efforts in the upper valley. Find out about the results of the first test plots on Three Forks Natural Area sites, and progress on the new sites on Meadowbrook. How do our sites compare to other prairie efforts, and what are problems to overcome? Have you seen a Chocolate Lily? Families welcome! Watch for the date of a walking tour to see the plants in bloom, coming soon!

Join us for a brand-new presentation by Snoqualmie Valley Museum's executive director Cristy Lake. Find out about the history of Fall City, from its geological origins, thousands of years of tribal life, to modern times as a unique small town. See interesting, rare photos from the Museum's collection and find out about the people and their lives in Fall City. Families welcome!

Join wildlife biologist and birder Harold Erland to ex- plore the seasonal bird life at Meadowbrook. Walk through forest edges, meadows and near wetlands, to learn new bird songs and perhaps new birds. Bring binoculars and dress for the weather, with boots for wet areas. Families welcome.

Bring the family to explore outdoor activities available in and around the Snoqualmie Valley! Play games, do crafts, and more, from local outdoor-oriented groups and businesses. Especially fun for children 3-12!.

Meet at Meadowbrook Farm Interpretive Center
Would you like a personalized hike or walk on Meadowbrook for your family, friends or troop? Have any area you would like to explore further? We will work with you to plan a unique hiking experience just for you! Email to learn more.