Snoqualmie Corridor
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Shout out to Dirty Harry’s Peak trail volunteers
Big thanks to DNR volunteers and our partners from the Washington Trails Association who are helping DNR rebuild the Dirty Harry’s Peak Trail, located in the Snoqualmie Corridor near North Bend. Volunteers have hand built about one-third of a mile… Continue reading
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Snoqualmie Corridor: Many ways to play
Ever taken a hike up Mount Si, mountain biked on Tiger Mountain, or watched hang gliders launch from Poo Poo Point? Millions of people live within 30 minutes of the Snoqualmie Corridor, a recreation haven that includes 120 miles of trails,… Continue reading
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A Day in the life: Recreation Planning Committee
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to help plan for recreation development on thousands of acres of land? The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has citizen-based planning committees who are given the opportunity to draft recommendations on… Continue reading
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Thanks for speaking up; Snoqualmie Corridor survey respondents’ voices heard
In the Snoqualmie Corridor, east of Seattle, a citizen-based planning committee asked for your input through a survey on recreation in the Snoqualmie Corridor …and you answered. Over 2,560 people made their voices heard by filling out an online survey… Continue reading
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Mountain bikers rejoice! New Tiger Mountain trail opens September 5
Lay first tracks on the new East Tiger Summit Trail on Wednesday, September 5. The Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is opening this 1.4 mile mountain bike trail after nearly a year of construction and hundreds of hours of… Continue reading
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Recreation planning for Snoqualmie corridor off to a good start
DNR would like to thank the 120 or so people who attended our open house last night to kick off the recreation planning process for the Snoqualmie corridor. It was a great turnout, considering we had to cancel the… Continue reading
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Rescheduled: Snoqualmie corridor recreation plan open house Feb. 1
Do you like to spend time in the hills, valleys, lakes, and streams along the Snoqualmie corridor? Did you know that DNR manages 53,000 acres of state trust lands and natural areas in the corridor? These lands include Mount Si,… Continue reading
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Help plan for the future of recreation in the Snoqualmie corridor at an open house Jan. 18
Do you like to spend time in the hills, valleys, lakes, and streams along the Snoqualmie corridor? Did you know that DNR manages 53,000 acres of state trust lands and natural areas in the corridor? These lands include Mount… Continue reading