• Green Lake
Guided birding walks, October through April, first and third Saturday of each month, 8 A.M.

• Discovery Park 
Naturalist-led nature walks on most Saturdays—usually from 2 to 3:30 P.M

• Camp Long 
Park naturalist-led interpretive walks several Saturdays each month,  2 P.M.

• Juanita Bay Park, Kirkland
Guided nature walks on the first Sunday of every month at 1 P.M.
 
 

• Tacoma Nature Center is a 54-acre wooded wildlife preserve located in central Tacoma.  The park is open daily from 8 A.M. to dusk.  On the grounds are wetlands, nature trails, wildlife observation shelters, feeders, and bridges that span the lake.  The visitor center is open Monday through Saturday and has hands-on nature displays and exhibits for all ages.  Nature education, workshops, special events, and day camps are held throughout the year, including an amphibian event. No admission charge (253-591-6439).

• Guided winter walks include an evening "Full Moon Walk" in February and a morning "Marsh Madness” in late March. 

• 9 Places to Go and Things to Do
  on New Years Day   1/1/09!

• Parks, trails and more to get you out of the house    1/15/09!

• Five easy hikes you can enjoy in February    Kathyrn True 2/5/09

• Cedar River Watershed -- visit the Cedar River Watershed Education Center  in the Cascade foothills near the town of Snoqualmie.  Then take a walk on the 1.5-mile paved Rattlesnake Lake Trail Loop near the education center's parking lot or give your calves and shins a workout on the Rattlesnake Ledge Trail.
  
  

• Central Puget Sound Chapter
• Walks of the Month

• South Sound Chapter
  
  • Plant Hikes for Summer

• Tracking Signs of Spring in Four Seattle Parks   4/19/07

• Lost Wildflowers Bloom Again at Seward Park   5/24/07

• For Local Dragonfly Researcher, Sunshine and Skill Net Natural Delights   6/28/07

• Giving Young Pond Turtles a Head Start   7/27/07
• Seeing Turtles in the City
  

• Creativity and Conifers in the Duwamish Greenbelt   8/23/07

• The More you Know About Bugs, The Less They Will Bug You   9/20/077

• Birds Offer their Own Holiday Magic   12/20/07

• Yakima Greenway Winter Walk is held every year on the third week in February on the Yakima Greenway, along the Yakima River in Yakima.

(see chapter 48 for details)
 

• Evergreen State Volkssport Association

ESVA  or  253-840-1776)
ESVA events are a great way to take an urban or rural nature walk with other active people young and old. There are more clubs in Washington than any other state and scheduled walks almost every weekend.
• Late winter nature-oriented Volkswalks are held at locations such as Northwest Trek Wildlife Park near Eatonville; Mission Lake nature trails and nearby Green and Gold Mountains; Ocean Shores (see chapter 9 in Washington Nature Weekends); Pioneer Park and Island Crest Park on Mercer Island; Rails to Trails trail in Orting; and Soos Creek in Kent.