Fall is here, and salmon are returning to streams and rivers around the Puget Sound. See these natural beauties and be inspired by their seasonal journey home at spots around the Greater Lake Washington Watershed!
Follow the salmon up the Cedar River this fall!
| Dates: | October 11, 18, 19, 25, and 26 and November 1 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. |
| Locations: | Renton Library, Riverview Park, Cavanaugh Pond and Landsburg Park. Carpool if you can – these sites have limited parking. |
| Contact: | Call 206-245-0143, email naturalists@cedarriver.org or visit www.cedarriver.org for more info. |
Take part in the 11th Annual "Cedar River Salmon Journey" this fall -- and bring the kids! See bright red spawning sockeye salmon at four sites along the Cedar River near Renton from 11-4 each day and learn about them from experienced volunteer naturalists.
Each site is unique. At Renton Library, see many human changes to the Cedar River. At Riverview Park, naturalists share the human history of the area. At Cavanaugh Pond, take a 30 minute tour past wildlife viewing areas to the river. At Landsburg, learn about the greater Seattle area's water supply and watch how some salmon are allowed to pass into the municipal Cedar River Watershed. All sites except Cavanaugh Pond are ADA accessible. Parking is limited; please carpool
Addresses:
- Renton Library: 100 Mill Avenue South, Renton 98057
- Riverview Park: 2901 Maple Valley Highway 98058
- Cavanaugh Pond: 17410 Maple Valley Hwy 98058
- Landsburg: on Landsburg Rd SE
Sponsored by the Friends of the Cedar River Watershed.
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