Twin Peaks Forest is the largest block of private land available for purchase within a thirty minute drive of City of Bellevue, Washington. It is located on a large ridgetop overlooking the Snoqualmie River Valley by Fall City, with excellent access to I-90 at North Bend. Salish Lodge and Spa – a Pacific Northwest resort getaway at Snoqualmie Falls owned by the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe – is ten minutes from Twin Peaks Forest. The property has a rare combination of timber, conservation, and development values.

Three hundred acres along the southern boundary of Twin Peaks Forest is zoned RA-10 by King County. This allows up to 23 to 30 ten-acre residential parcels with the option to cluster homesites to create a planned rural estate with a common managed forest to benefit owners, similar to Forest Reserve Community developments created by Weyerhaeuser Real Estate over twenty years ago within the state of Washington. An additional three homesites may also be allowed within this portion of the property. There is an adjoining residential neighborhood with homes on 2.5- to 10-acre parcels, developed over the last 30 to 40 years, with access from Highway 202 at 356th Drive SE. Additional residences are along the southeast boundary of Twin Peaks Forest, along with King County’s Tokul Creek Forest. RA-10 zoning allows a new owner the option to obtain conservation values through a Working Forest Conservation Easement from the extinguishment of all development rights for potentially up to 23 to 30 homesites and allowable ADUs under current King County code. Snoqualmie Trail, a popular hiking and mountain biking trail, is along the southern boundary of the Auction Property. It provides access to Twin Peaks Forest through a recreation permit program. Balance of Twin Peaks Forest provides a significant GreenGold timberland investment with both near-term cash flow from 26± million board feet of primarily Douglas-fir with flexibility to harvest based on market conditions, and significant long-term asset growth due to a highly productive growing site. 100% of the property is Douglas-fir Site Classes I and II.

It is projected that, within 20 to 25 years, an additional 30 million board feet will be available to harvest from the 1,200 acres of well-stocked 11 to 15 year-old Douglas-fir reproduction. This 4,833± acres being offered in the Sealed Bid Auction is in the southern section of a 65,000 acre property managed by Portland-based Campbell Global. Easements will be provided from the main line logging road gate at Tokul Road. Additional access may be available from adjoining residential areas to the southeast to Parcel A and southwest to Parcel B by development of public platted rights-of-way that have not yet been vacated. Parcel B has residential 4zoning with a ridgetop suitable for development that would be served by a new access road.