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Snoqualmie Travel
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VISITOR INFORMATION
The Snoqualmie Valley, located just 30 minutes
east of Seattle, is a natural scenic tour, featuring rugged mountainous terrain for
hiking, skiing or mountain biking, raging rivers for fishing and water sports, a wonderful
selection of golf courses, and for the less adventurous, many fine specialty shops through
which to browse.
City of
Snoqualmie
Official web for the city of Snoqualmie.
Upper
Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce
A
business and community guide providing information about area businesses, community life,
relocation, and chamber of commerce services. The Snoqualmie Valley
includes North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City and Carnation.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Falls Inn Bed and
Breakfast. 4721 354th Avenue SE, Fall City, WA 98024. Phone:
452-222-5281; Fax: 425-222-9310.
E-mail
House in the Trees at Bethabara Farms. 35009 SE 9th,
Snoqualmie, WA 98065. Phone: 425-888-2549.
Salish Lodge & Spa.
6501 Railroad Avenue,
Snoqualmie, WA 98065. Phone: 425-888-2556; Fax: 425-888-2533. E-mail
The Snoqualmie Inn.
9050 384th Avenue SE, Snoqualmie, WA 98065. Phone: 425-888-9399.
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Cafe's &
Restaurants
Adair's on the Green. 9010 Boalch Avenue SE,
Snoqualmie, WA 98065. Phone: 425-888-2150.
Safari's Pizza. 8103 Falls Avenue NE,
Snoqualmie, WA 98065. Phone: 425-888-6060.
Salish Lodge & Spa.
6501 Railroad Avenue,
P.O. Box 1109,
Snoqualmie, WA 98065. Phone: 425-888-2556; Fax: 425-888-2533. E-mail
Specialty
Foods
Snoqualmie Falls Candy Factory. 8102 Railroad Avenue SE,
Snoqualmie, WA 98065. Phone: 425-888-0439.
Microbreweries
Snoqualmie Falls Brewing Company.
8032 Falls Avenue SE,
P.O. Box 924,
Snoqualmie, WA 98065. Phone: 425-831-BEER. E-mail
ATTRACTIONS
The Northwest Railway Museum
Founded in 1957 as the Puget Sound Railway
Historical Association (PSRHA), the Northwest Railway Museum became is the most
experienced and largest railway museum in Washington State and is visited by more than
65,000 people a year. The Museum operates a five-mile interpretive railway,
and the Snoqualmie Depot, a display interpreting the purpose and function of a train
station. A gift shop features published material on railway history and technology.
Snoqualmie
Falls
Midway between the communities of Snoqualmie and Fall City, the Snoqualmie River plunges
270 feet to form spectacular Snoqualmie Falls, one of the most popular natural attractions
in Washington. The world's first underground power plant, built in 1898, also is
found here. The falls is reached via I-90. Food and lodging are nearby as well
as a park and picnic grounds. Overlooking the falls is the historic Snoqualmie Falls
Lodge, now the Salish Lodge.
The Falls are located just north of downtown Snoqualmie. Take Railroad Ave north
across the Snoqualmie river. Parking is on the Right next to the footbridge.
ACTIVITIES
Hike to Rattlesnake
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Weather
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Population
1,545 in 1990
Elevation
feet
Main Industries
tourism
Location
Located about 30 miles east of Seattle in the foothills of the
Cascade Mountains just north of Interstate 90.
The Cascades map will help you
locate cities, towns and attractions.
Getting to Snoqualmie
Road
Take Exit 27 from I-90
and turn north.
Air
SeaTac
International Airport
is about 40 miles west near Seattle.
Rail
Amtrak passenger trains serve
Seattle from Portland, Oregon; Spokane, Washington and Vancouver, British Columbia as
follows:
The Empire
Builder runs between Seattle/Portland and Chicago.
The Coast
Starlight runs between San Diego, California and Seattle, Washington.
The Cascades runs between Vancouver, British
Columbia and Eugene-Springfield, Oregon. Nearby depot is
Novels set in
the
Snoqualmie Valley
"Cup of Strength" by
Charlotte Paul, 1958.
Coming to the Snoqualmie Valley in search of the husband who deserted her, young Merrie
Cowen makes a new life for herself in the brawling Northwest frontier of the 1890s.
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