Snoqualmie Falls Park

Snoqualmie Falls Park

Snoqualmie Falls Park, located in Washington State, is renowned for its breathtaking 268-foot waterfall and rich cultural history.

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Acres Protected
1.5
Miles of Trails
Over 1.5 million
Annual Visitors
1950
Year Established

About Snoqualmie Falls Park

Snoqualmie Falls Park
 

Snoqualmie Falls Park is a striking natural landmark in Washington State, celebrated for its stunning waterfall that plunges 268 feet into the Snoqualmie River. The park spans a relatively small area but is hugely popular for its natural beauty and accessibility. Historically, the falls have been a place of cultural importance for the Snoqualmie Tribe, who consider it part of their creation story. The ecology around the falls includes lush forested areas that support various plant and animal species. Despite its modest size, the park offers a range of recreational opportunities, including hiking along well-maintained trails, bird watching, and photography. The site is particularly appealing to visitors for its dramatic views, easily accessible viewpoints, and informative displays that cover the area's cultural and natural history. The centerpiece waterfall is particularly spectacular during the rainy season and offers an invigorating spectacle of nature's power.

Highlights

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The stunning Snoqualmie Falls with a 268-foot drop

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Culturally significant natural area for the Snoqualmie Tribe

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Easy-access viewing platforms perfect for photography

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Interpretive panels detailing the historical and ecological significance

Notable Natural Features

Snoqualmie Falls

The park's centerpiece, visible from the upper and lower observation decks.

Observation Platforms

Multiple platforms provide dramatic views of the falls and the surrounding area.

Snoqualmie River

Flowing beneath the falls, offering serene views and a chance to spot local wildlife.