The Alderleaf CampusThe Alderleaf campus is nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. It is located above the Skykomish River valley between the towns of Sultan and Monroe, Washington, 30 minutes northeast of Seattle. Our 15 acre property is an evolving model of environmental sustainability. Most of our courses take place on site.
The forested portion of our land contains giant mossy cedar and hemlock trees, a large cascading creek, a diversity of wildlife, and several wetlands. It is adjacent to thousands of acres of forest lands with many lakes, streams, and mountains. We're fortunate to have the Cascade Mountain foothills in our backyard. 
The Alderleaf land houses our classrooms and office, as well as our small farm which is integrating permaculture principles. The farm includes two cabins, two houses, a large barn, beautiful pastures, ponds, garden space, chickens, and fruit trees. 
Residents include interns, instructors, and students in the Wilderness Certification Program as well as others interested in being involved with Alderleaf Farm. Residents share a passion for nature, sustainability and community, and often enjoy the opportunity to grow organic food and steward the land. You can click here or on the graphic below to view a
Satellite Location Alderleaf Wilderness College also conducts courses and trips in the northeastern Cascade Mountains at the Coyote's Path Wilderness Camp. Operated by Alderleaf instructor, Chris Kenworthy, the Coyote's Path consists of over 160 acres of mid-elevation pine/sagebrush habitat dotted with many lakes and peaks. Coyote's Path maintains an outdoor camp, classroom, and off-the-grid solar-powered cabin.
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