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Snoqualmie Falls, Snoqualmie

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#1 of 142 in Trails in Washington State

Waterfall Hiking Trail Must See

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Featured in David Lynch's iconic TV series "Twin Peaks," Snoqualmie Falls remains one of the favorite scenic attractions in Washington State and a Native American burial site. A roaring misty waterfall tumbles down 82 m (268 ft); for the Native American tribe of Snoqualmie, this represents the meeting place of Heaven and Earth, where the first human couple were created. Follow the short hiking trail to a fenced observation deck with benches and picnic tables. The nearby attractions include a historic lodge, which also appeared in "Twin Peaks." Arrange to visit Snoqualmie Falls and other attractions in Snoqualmie using our Snoqualmie trip planner .

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• By G6109DSmichaelb

  We made a two hour drive to see a waterfall and we were not disappointed. The view points gave us the great views along with the cold spray from the falls. The nature trail down to the power plant als...  more »

• By tinatrinitybrick2018

  This one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen! It was really a sight to behold. The area was clean and very easy to get to. Worth stopping and seeing if anywhere near.  more »

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• By Nora Carria

  There is a well maintained, accessible path to the look out as well as a walk through the woods to the bottom for those who want to hike the hill involved. Interesting displays explaining the history of the power generating equipment are placed around the visitor area. Parking can be a challenge on days with nice weather and the parking area across the road can be tricky to access by car, but there is a pedestrian overpass to the falls and Lodge.

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• By Tiffany Belcher

  Gorgeous views! Super easy “hike” to the viewing decks. You can park for free across the street and there’s a pedestrian bridge to cross easily over the road. Totally worth the trip! I stayed for over an hour. Very calming and enjoyable.

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