Geology of the Alps: Underfoot at Red Town on Cougar Mountain
Take a hike and learn about the geology and mining history in the Red Town area on Cougar Mountain with geologist Tom Doe.
Take a hike and learn about the geology and mining history in the Red Town area on Cougar Mountain with geologist Tom Doe.
Take a hike and learn about the geology and mining history in the Sky Country trailhead area on Cougar Mountain with geologist Tom Doe.
Join Mary Nakasone of the Washington Native Plants Society and Joel Gartengberg, trail runner and IATC board member, for a relaxed 4-mile native plant and bird hike through Cougar Mountain, featuring about 800 feet of elevation gain.
Join Bellevue Park Ranger Curtis Kukal for a fun and informative hike at Lewis Creek Park.
Celebrate Earth Month with an evening of learning and dialogue on wildfire prevention and management in the Issaquah Alps.
Participate in the worldwide 2026 City Nature Challenge by joining City of Issaquah Urban Forest Supervisor Dan Hintz on an excursion through Confluence Park to learn about and identify as many unique species of plants and animals as possible.
Join Mary Nakasone of the Washington Native Plants Society and Joel Gartengberg, trail runner and IATC board member, for a relaxed 4-mile hike through Cougar Mountain, featuring about 800 feet of elevation gain.
Join Stan Wood of Eastside Audubon on a morning bird walk to learn about the birds that call Lake Sammamish home.
Join Trout Unlimited’s Program Manager and resident salmon expert David Kyle to catch a glimpse of our elusive native Kokanee salmon and learn more about the salmon's habitat and lifestyle.
Commissioner of Public Lands Dave Upthegrove will open the evening with a keynote on forest stewardship and resilience, followed by a panel of local experts sharing ideas and practical solutions.
Join Mary Nakasone of the Washington Native Plants Society and Joel Gartengberg, trail runner and IATC board member, for a relaxed 4-mile hike through Cougar Mountain, featuring about 800 feet of elevation gain.
Come join City of Issaquah Park Ranger Casey Shane to learn about the ecology of Tradition Plateau.
Join Mary Nakasone of the Washington Native Plants Society and Joel Gartengberg, trail runner and IATC board member, for a relaxed 4-mile hike through Cougar Mountain, featuring about 800 feet of elevation gain.
Join Stan Wood of Eastside Audubon on a morning bird walk to learn about the birds that call Lake Sammamish home.
Take a hike and learn about the geology and mining history in the Sky Country trailhead area on Cougar Mountain with geologist Tom Doe.
Join the IATC and Dan Hintz for a morning of plant identification and forest ecology education. Starting at East Sunset Way Trailhead, we will wander through the forest to Tradition Plateau, stopping at the "Big Tree" to learn about what makes a forest healthy and what threats they face in the Issaquah Alps.
Come learn more about forest management on Tiger Mountain with Brian Williams, Department of Natural Resources Reforestation Forester.
Join Mary Nakasone of the Washington Native Plants Society and Joel Gartengberg, trail runner and IATC board member, for a relaxed 4-mile hike through Cougar Mountain, featuring about 800 feet of elevation gain.
Join Bellevue Park Ranger Curtis Kukal for a fun and informative hike at Lewis Creek Park.
Take a hike and learn about the geology and mining history in the Red Town area on Cougar Mountain with geologist Tom Doe.
Elections shape our future! If you care about our environment, parks, and addressing growth, climate change, and traffic, join us to hear from the candidates for King County Executive and their vision for a positive future.
Join IATC for a hike to learn about the history of the High Point Mill on Tiger Mountain.
Join the IATC and Dan Hintz for a morning of plant identification and forest ecology education. Starting at East Sunset Way Trailhead, we will wander through the forest to Tradition Plateau, stopping at the "Big Tree" to learn about what makes a forest healthy and what threats they face in the Issaquah Alps.
Join Trout Unlimited’s Program Manager and resident salmon expert David Kyle to learn about the native Kokanee Salmon recovery effort. We will meet David on Lewis Creek, one of the primary spawning creeks for kokanee, at Trout Unlimited's Kokanee Fry Trap. This monitoring effort, supported by community volunteers, has been occurring for nearly two decades and provides information on the productivity of the spawning return.
Come join City of Issaquah Park Ranger Alex Anderson on a short family friendly group hike through Tradition Plateau’s Swamp and Big Tree trails. Learn about hiking basics and how to properly plan and prepare for your adventure.
Join Stan Wood of Eastside Audubon on a morning bird walk to learn about the birds that call Lake Sammamish home.
Celebrate International Mountain Day with a hike on the epic Tiger Mountain Trail with IATC’s Tom Anderson.
Join Stan Wood of Eastside Audubon on a morning bird walk to learn about the birds that call Lake Sammamish home.
Join Trout Unlimited’s Program Manager and resident salmon expert David Kyle to catch a glimpse of our elusive native Kokanee salmon and learn more about the salmon's habitat and lifestyle.
Join Stan Wood of Eastside Audubon on a morning bird walk to learn about the birds that call Lake Sammamish home.
Join our panel of experts from WA DNR, King County DNRP, and MTSGT to learn about the important need for conservation funding to maintain and restore access to our public lands.
Come learn about common riparian area native plants and how healthy riparian buffers provide vital habitat for salmon (and possibly spot some salmon in Issaquah Creek!)
Join City of Issaquah Urban Forest Supervisor Dan Hintz and Park Ranger Casey Shane to learn about the unique wetlands within Tradition Plateau on Tiger Mountain.