Five places, one valley

World-class rally driving school on the old Weyerhaeuser mill site.

Classic 18-hole valley course along the Snoqualmie River.

Jack Nicklaus-designed signature course with mountain views.

268 ft waterfall — taller than Niagara — with two viewing decks and trails.

Iconic lodge perched at the lip of the Falls (also the 'Great Northern' from Twin Peaks).

Heritage train rides between Snoqualmie and North Bend.

Trailhead access at the historic 1890 depot.

Tribal casino with 1,700+ slots, table games, live music venues, and several restaurants overlooking the Cascades.

Long-running craft brewery with award-winning Steam Train Porter and a family-friendly taproom.

Sports fields, playground, and trail access on the Snoqualmie Valley Trail corridor.

300+ acre park where the three forks of the Snoqualmie River meet — trails, swimming holes, and birding.

8 mile RT, 3,150 ft gain — the iconic Valley peak.

4.7 mile RT little brother — great year-round option.

4 mile RT to a panoramic cliff over Rattlesnake Lake.

Calm lake with stumps, beach, and Cedar River Watershed center.

Home of the 'damn fine cup of coffee' and cherry pie from Twin Peaks.

31 mile rail-trail from Duvall through North Bend.

Friendly 9-hole course at the foot of Mt. Si.

Open-air outlet center with Nike, Adidas, Coach, Columbia, and more — a longtime stop right off I-90.

Local favorite for burgers, brews, and post-hike dinners downtown.

Featured in Twin Peaks — still a working hardware store on North Bend Way.

Seasonal Thursday farmers market with regional produce, crafts, and food trucks.

Classic summer Snoqualmie River float to Plum's Landing.

Historic roadhouse with regional comfort food.

State steelhead hatchery — open for self-guided visits.

Public boat launch with steelhead, trout, and salmon runs in season.

U-pick pumpkins, lavender, farm store, and seasonal events on a working family farm.

Family fun park with rides, animals, fall festival, and country market.

Locally loved spot for burgers, milkshakes, and fries on the river.

Riverside park with the Preston-Snoqualmie Trail trailhead.

6.5 mile rail-trail ending at a Snoqualmie Falls overlook.

Historic schoolhouse-turned-community hub with events and meeting space.

Beloved local road-cycling climb out of the Raging River valley.

Four base areas: Summit West, Central, East, and Alpental. Night skiing, lessons, tubing.

Steepest terrain at the Summit, with legendary backcountry gates.

7.2 miles RT to the largest alpine lake in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness.

Iconic 12 mile RT cliffside ledge cut into granite.

Family-friendly 7.5 mile RT lake hike off Asahel Curtis.

Paved 1 mile loop with mountain reflections — perfect for all ages.

Ride through the 2.3 mile Snoqualmie Tunnel on a converted rail-trail.

Classic alpine basin and Red Mountain approach.

Long alpine reservoir along I-90 — SUP, kayak, fish.

Crystal-clear lake just east of the Pass with campground and boat launch.