easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the tour involves minimal walking and mostly seated travel.
Discover Snoqualmie Falls from the comfort of a private SUV tour near Seattle. Experience close-up views, cultural insights, and a relaxing 2.5-hour journey to one of Washington's most iconic waterfalls.
2.5 Hours • A Quick Escape from the City • Up to 6 Guests
Experience the awe of Snoqualmie Falls, a stunning 270-foot waterfall just outside Seattle. This private tour offers breathtaking views, insights into the falls' history and significance, and comfortable transportation in a well-maintained vehicle. Enjoy professional service and a memorable escape into nature, all within a convenient 2.5-hour journey.
Just a short drive outside the Seattle city limits takes you to one of Washington's top tourist attractions, Snoqualmie Falls. This world-famous waterfall plunges 270 feet down into the Snoqualmie River and has been added to the National Register of Historic Places. Join us for breathtaking views and learn more about the creation of the falls, how the falls help supply power to the Puget Sound region, what the falls mean to the native people and more.
Expect professional, courteous service and an entertaining tour. We operate clean, well-maintained vehicles, featuring leather interior & comfortable seating. Our Suburban seats 5 comfortably (6 max) with 1 front passenger seat, 2 captain’s chairs in the middle row, and bench seating for 3 (2 comfortably) in the rear. Includes heat & A/C, radio/CD, Auxillary, USB port & limited rear luggage space.
2.5 Hours
Our convenient pickups throughout the Seattle area and private vehicle makes this a great way to escape to Snoqualmie Falls.
Please note that traffic and weather conditions can affect the routes for this tour. Traffic can be a challenge in Seattle, especially from 3pm-7pm.
Gratuities are not included in the price of this tour. If you feel your Tour Guide has provided an exceptional experience, gratuities are encouraged—and welcomed—at the end of the trip.
Visit early in the day to avoid crowds and experience calmer conditions for photos.
The falls’ mist and variable Northwest weather call for moisture-resistant layers and quick-dry clothing.
Capture the falls’ dramatic height and surrounding details with a zoom lens.
Trail surfaces can be slippery from mist—use caution on wet rocks and paths.
Snoqualmie Falls has been an important spiritual site for the Snoqualmie Tribe for centuries and powered one of the nation's earliest hydroelectric plants.
Efforts are ongoing to maintain the falls’ natural beauty while accommodating growing visitor numbers sustainably.
Protects against mist and unpredictable Pacific Northwest weather.
Necessary for safe footing on wet observation decks and nearby trails.
For capturing the waterfall from multiple angles.
Stay hydrated during the trip, especially in drier months.