Join Skagit Fisheries and Skagit Land Trust at Cumberland Creek from Noon-3pm on Saturday, September 27 to see if we can spot some pink salmon! Staff from Skagit Fisheries and Skagit Land Trust will be on hand to answer questons about salmon, and the restoration work done on this SLT property. SLT staff will be offering guided walks of the site, and other activities.
No need to register, but check back in case of any weather-related changes or cancellations.
Parking is ex-stream-ly limited, so please carpool!
How to Get There
From the South Skagit Hwy Park & Ride in Sedro-Woolley off of Route 9, take the S. Skagit Hwy 12 miles east. Follow directions for address 34183 or using the Google map link below. Look for parking area in front of locked gate on the left side of the road. Boardwalk and Skagit Land Trust signs are just beyond gate. Park in front of the gate and walk in. A good place to meet for carpooling is the Park and Ride area at the west entrance to South Skagit Highway on Highway 9.
Little Carey’s (Hamilton) Planting Party
Upcoming Events, Work PartyJoin us November 15th from 9am-Noon as we plant trees at Little Carey’s Wetland in Hamilton to improve habitat for salmon and other animals.
Please dress for the weather, and wear shoes/boots that can get muddy. We’ll provide gloves, tools and hot drinks/snacks!
The site doesn’t have a proper address, so to find it, just enter 48°31’54.0″N 121°59’28.0″W into your navigation app/Google and it will direct you to a site off Hamilton Cemetery Rd. Parking will be along Hamilton Cemetery Rd, and it will be a little bit of a walk from the parking site to the planting site.
Here is a Google pin to the exact location. There’s not a lot of parking, so please carpool!
Contact us at 360-336-0172 with questions! Register HERE!
Salmon Sightings: Cumberland Creek
Upcoming EventsNo need to register, but check back in case of any weather-related changes or cancellations.
Parking is ex-stream-ly limited, so please carpool!
Salmon Sightings: Oyster Creek
Upcoming EventsJoin us November 11 from 11am-2pm at Oyster Creek to see spawning chum salmon. This event is rescheduled from November 1
There are no guarantees with wild animals, but this has been a great spot for viewing salmon the past few years.
Knowledgeable staff from SFEG will be available to teach about salmon life cycle and habitat restoration done locally.
Parking is ex-stream-ly limited, so please carpool! Location: along entrance drive to Taylor Shelfish in Bow
No need to register, but check back here or on our Facebook page to stay in the loop about any weather-related changes or cancellations
For a self-guided tour of places to look for salmon this fall, check out our Salmon Sightings Site