Visit The Great Snoqualmie Falls

Snoqualmie, Washington

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Distance

1.5 miles

Elevation Gain

150 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

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Take a unexpected visit to the wonderful waterfall enjoying scenic views of the well known Snoqualmie Falls.

If you are wondering where to find a waterfall that is very a simple hike and trying to get the best views out of it, Snoqualmie Falls is the place for you. The Waterfall is located in the city of Snoqualmie next to the Salish Lodge Dinning Room where you can have some lunch.The waterfall has different point of views, from the top and bottom.

The waterfall is not all thats amazing about this location but the friendly people and everyone who come from all over the USA just to see the beauty of the waterfall. Great atmosphere and peaceful sounds while going down the hike to get a different view of the waterfall is something you would enjoy.

When you finally saw the bottom and top views of the waterfall, you will feel like a new person with a clear mind. I recommend to go during summer to enjoy the sun and breeze of the water.Be safe, have some fun and make sure to capture some nice photos.

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