Trails
Explore Oxbow’s trail system, discover conservation sites, find animal tracks, and more!
Hours:
Wednesday – Friday 2 PM – 6 PM and + Weekends 10 AM – 4PM (Farm Stand hours)
Created to provide a family-friendly place to spend time outdoors during the COVID-19 pandemic, our trails are now open to the public. A perfect way to extend a run or bike ride on the Snoqualmie Valley Trail, spend a day with little ones on a variety of family-friendly trails (punctuated with lots of breaks in the Kids’ Farm!), and learn about habitat restoration. Bring a picnic to add to fresh organic Oxbow veggies from the Farm Stand.
Getting Here
Driving directions
Oxbow is located in Carnation, WA, just 25 miles from Seattle. Get driving directions here.
Oxbow is located in Carnation, WA, just 25 miles from Seattle. Get driving directions here.
From the Snoqualmie Valley Trail
Take the pedestrian entrance from the Snoqualmie Valley Trail, cross the bridge toward the Farm Stand, and you’ll find yourself at the nexus of Oxbow’s new trail system.
Take the pedestrian entrance from the Snoqualmie Valley Trail, cross the bridge toward the Farm Stand, and you’ll find yourself at the nexus of Oxbow’s new trail system.
Site Notes and Considerations
Restrooms
Several honeybuckets and handwashing stations are located throughout Oxbow.
Several honeybuckets and handwashing stations are located throughout Oxbow.
An important word about dogs: We recently updated our policies, and pets are now welcome in our parking lot and Farm Stand area. Due to regulations on our organic certification and ongoing conservation efforts around Oxbow, pets are not allowed on trails, fields, living playground, barn, and orchard. Please respect signage and pet-friendly zones. If you’re not sure, ask a team member, we’re happy to help!
Flood Season
Being located in the low-lying river valley, Oxbow is subject to regular seasonal flooding from approximately November through April every year. Please note that flooding may cause unexpected site closures. Announcements will be made on our homepage and social media. Follow us on Facebook, or Instagram for updates.
>> Learn more about farming in a floodplain