DESCRIPTION

The Three Forks Natural Area is an unusual property. It is situated at the confluence of the south fork, north fork and middle fork of the Snoqualmie River, and includes over five miles of riverfront, and is dominated by riverine, riparian, and wetland habitat.The area is mostly left in its natural state, but the City recently opened a portion of the site as an off-leash dog park. The park is partially fenced and right on the slough with acres and acres of open space for dogs and owners to play. The Snoqualmie Valley Trail runs behind the Three Forks off-leash park. For more information, visit the King County website.

DIRECTIONS

From points west, take I-90 east. Take Exit 27 toward Snoqualmie/North Bend.
Turn left onto SE North Bend Way. Pass through one roundabout.
Turn left onto Meadowbrook Way SE.
Turn right onto SE Park Street.
39912 SE Park Street is on the left.

From points east, take I-90 west. Take the WA 202 exit, Exit 31, toward North Bend/Snoqualmie.
Turn right onto Bendigo Boulevard/WA 202 East.
Turn right onto Meadowbrook Way SE.
Turn right onto SE Park Street.
39912 SE Park Street is on the left.