Birding and More with the Tahoma Bird Alliance

Come enjoy this beautiful estuary park and the many bird species it attracts! A popular spot for migratory and local species alike, this refuge offers birding opportunities year round. Led by Tahoma Bird Alliance member Julia Dolan, this walk is family friendly and welcomes all skill levels. Meet under the awning by the visitor center.

This walk lasts roughly 4 hours and travels over mostly flat gravel paths and boardwalks. Restrooms are available at the visitor center and further into the park by the historic barns. Binoculars are available to borrow from the visitor center. Carpool if possible--parking can be limited on the weekend!

Join Tahoma Bird Alliance volunteer Jonathan Levy for an afternoon walk around Wapato Lake Park. This park is a haven for local and migratory bird species, thanks to the year round water source and mature trees. Meet at the arches by the main parking lot on S Cushman and S 68th St. The walk will follow the paved trail around the lake. This walk is suitable for all ages and skill levels, but minors must be accompanied by an adult. Restrooms are available in the Pavilion and by the 72nd street parking area. This park is on the 202 and 48 bus lines.