By day he is a high-school teacher with the Bellevue School District; she works for the city of Seattle.
SNOQUALMIE FALLS—Forget about Snoqualmie
Falls being just a warm-season destination. It’s cooler and wetter
during the autumn and winter, but often that’s just an invitation
to experience another side of the popular tourist attraction.
If you can walk, you can enjoy winter weather in the
great outdoors on a pair of snowshoes.
Looking for a slice of the Snoqualmie Valley’s
traditional rural character? Visit a farm to get a pumpkin in hopes of
finding the perfect jack-o’lantern.
Nothing beats a fresh Christmas tree. No unseen bare
spots from a tree selected in a crowded lot, no tree already dried out
because it was cut weeks earlier.
The emphasis is on fun in the snow this year at The Summit
at Snoqualmie.
A unique gift. A fascinating piece of art. The flour canister that
reminds you of your grandma’s kitchen. All of these items and more can likely
be found in one of the many antique stores in the Snoqualmie Valley.
Places to stay while visiting the Valley.
Look online to plan your next visit.
Places to eat in the Valley.
Look here to find local cash machines.
There is no place prettier than Snoqualmie Valley in
the spring and summer.
A trip to the beautiful Snoqualmie Valley wouldn’t be complete
without a visit to the Snoqualmie Valley Railroad and Northwest Railway
Museum.
