The Snohomish County Centennial Trail is a recreational treasure. One of two “Centennial Trails” in Washington State, the 29-mile Snohomish County trail runs from the City of Snohomish to north of Bryant and allows abandoned rail lines to once again connect communities, parks and downtown shopping districts

Whether its paddling in a kayak or tooling in a motorized skiff, excellent bird watching and wildlife viewing can be enjoyed along 40 miles of sloughs and Snohomish and Pilchuck river channels.

Ride within a colorful, nine-story balloon  basket as gentle breezes carry you over the spectacular Snohomish valley, sweeping just over tree tops, floating above a river or lake, or rising high above the earth for a picturesque view of the Northwest mountains and waterways.

Every winter over 80 species of birds make the Snohomish river valley their home. Come join wild bird enthusiasts from near and far as they seek and identify some of the local favorites like Snow Geese and Trumpeter Swans out in the fields and lakes teeming with Green Winged Teal and Pin Tail ducks. Learn from the experts and reconnect with nature.

Hook the big one in this complex river system that provides excellent angling opportunities for summer and winter steelhead, resident and sea-run cutthroat trout, resident rainbow trout, Dolly Varden and whitefish. Sturgeon are found in the lower reaches, and many salmon fishing opportunities as well.

Bring your camera and your friends to fly over picturesque Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helens, or the Olympic Peninsula. Wherever you want to go, sit back and relax while a skilled professional pilot takes you on an exciting Scenic or Photo Flight.