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Snoqualmie Pass is located in the Cascade Mountain range and is less than an hour drive from Seattle. The area is best known for mountain adventures including snow skiing, snowboarding, cross country skiing, sledding, snow shoeing, hiking, mountain biking and getting away to a quiet mountain community.
Snoqualmie Pass has 4 downhill ski areas with chairlifts serving terrain to all ability levels. The base elevation is 3,000 feet and the peak elevation is 4,500 feet.
65 locals recommend
The Summit at Snoqualmie
1001 WA-906Snoqualmie Pass has 4 downhill ski areas with chairlifts serving terrain to all ability levels. The base elevation is 3,000 feet and the peak elevation is 4,500 feet.
Summit Tubing Park
Great snow tubing park for all ages!
Summit Nordic Center
490 Hyak Dr EGreat cross-country and snow shoeing trail access in the winter.
Neat 2 mile tunnel thru Snoqualmie Pass. It's an old train track converted into a gravel hiking / walking / biking trail.
7 locals recommend
Snoqualmie Tunnel
61 Kendall PlaceNeat 2 mile tunnel thru Snoqualmie Pass. It's an old train track converted into a gravel hiking / walking / biking trail.
Great walking trail for younger children, dogs or for some fresh air.
6 locals recommend
Gold Creek Pond Trail
Gold Creek Pond TrailGreat walking trail for younger children, dogs or for some fresh air.
Franklin Falls Trailhead
Denny Creek TrailNeat hiking trail for all ages near the pass.
Snow Lake Trailhead
Alpental Access RoadGreat hiking trail in the Cascade mountain range.
Silver Peak Trailhead
Pacific Crest National Scenic TrailClimb to the highest mountain peak nearby!
Food Scene
The Commonwealth
10 Pass Life WayGreat for food and beverages in a casual atmosphere at the pass!
Dru Bru
10 Pass Life WayGreat local Brewery
Pie For the People NW
741 WA-906Great pizza for takeout!
Red Mountain Coffee
773 WA-906Good coffee and hot coco stop.
Summit Pancake House
603 WA-906Checkout Summit Pancake House for an American breakfast.