Things to do in Snoqualmie

We don't know how to ski, but it's still beautiful to come here to enjoy the snow scenery. If you like skiing, you can come here. It's a very popular ski resort, not far from the Crystal Resort.

Snoqualmie Falls Snoqualmie is an Indian word meaning "moon". The waterfall has a drop of 270 feet. The upstream water source is the melted snow from the snow-capped mountains. The water source is abundant and falls all year round. The scenic spot is free. This time I saw that parking is charged $5, but the parking lot across the road is free. It takes about half an hour to drive from Seattle. There is a very short trail to the bottom of the valley, and you can see the hydroelectric power station and the river along the way. It is late autumn, and the leaves of various colors are gorgeous. Because of the rainy climate characteristics of Seattle, this is a temperate rain forest, and the trees are covered with moss. You can also see small mushrooms and Ganoderma lucidum.

It is worth a visit even if you are not a fan of flights. We spent more than 3 hours there. It’s huge and educational. It is amazing that there are so many different types of airplanes. You can even go inside the Air Force one to see the layout. Great experience.

Good experience! Visited during the month of July and it was very busy but the views at the top were great 😊

You can walk to the Seattle 520 Bridge from Bellevue, as shown in Figure 1. There is also a beautiful park and parking lot here. If you like to walk across the bridge, you can reach Seattle. If you like to take the bus, you can also do so. The bus station is just below the parking lot. There are many buses and the waiting time is not long. It is very convenient.

The train museum in the town is not very big. The museum building is very distinctive, and the most attractive thing is the old trains on display. You can go up and visit them, which feels very special.