But the beauty of it is at the end of the day, you see what's been done. That feels good.
Vision is great, but someone needs to do the dirty work.
Enter Omolo and Cascadia Quest, a nonprofit international conservation agency associated with AmeriCorps. Omolo's sledgehammer was crucial in building a support structure for the trail path. After a decade, the land-acquisition phase is almost over, and greenway leaders are looking for capable workers to restore and develop trail links through the corridor. We have the resources and the technical skills to pull off a complex trail-building project like this. The trailhead is at an inconspicuous, almost hidden spot at a sidewalk near the new Kelkari housing development in Issaquah, on Sunrise Place Southwest.