Snoqualmie Splurge!
The Snoqualmie Valley is an area that sits about 30 minutes east of Seattle just off of I-90. This scenic valley at the foot of the Cascade Range is home to luxury resorts and old farmsteads, a rich pioneer heritage and the early railroad, logging and mining boom. The town of Snoqualmie is nestled in the heart of this fertile farming valley, helping make this region a popular foodie destination with some of the Seattle area's greatest restaurants. Scenic wonders such as Snoqualmie Falls and Mount Si punctuate the landscape. This has long been one of Western Washington's great getaway destinations.
Salish Lodge and Spa is perched cliffside at the top of Snoqualmie Falls. This acclaimed resort has 89 luxury guest rooms, a first class spa and the famed Salish Lodge Dining Room with its breathtaking view. Year after year, Salish Lodge has deservedly earned nearly every award know to the hospitality industry, and is one of the world'... More >
Salish Lodge and Spa is perched cliffside at the top of Snoqualmie Falls. This acclaimed resort has 89 luxury guest rooms, a first class spa and the famed Salish Lodge Dining Room with its breathtaking view. Year after year, Salish Lodge has deservedly earned nearly every award know to the hospitality industry, and is one of the world's great places for an exceptional luxury getaway.
The windows of Salish Lodge Dining Room look out over the precipice that is Snoqualmie Falls. The view is nearly as remarkable as the cuisine. Seasonal fresh ingredients are prepared with traditional techniques and artfully presented, defining the standard for contemporary Northwest cuisine. The well-assembled, award-winning wine list ... More >
The windows of Salish Lodge Dining Room look out over the precipice that is Snoqualmie Falls. The view is nearly as remarkable as the cuisine. Seasonal fresh ingredients are prepared with traditional techniques and artfully presented, defining the standard for contemporary Northwest cuisine. The well-assembled, award-winning wine list perfectly balances the menu.
The view is nearly as remarkable as the cuisine.
Terra Vista features a short but delightfully diverse seasonal menu that is gourmet all the way. Some of the dishes are definitely a splurge, such as the Cote de Boeuf entree at $160, but it's major poundage would serve a family. The restaurant takes full advantage of the view of the valley and Cascade Range with its floor to ceiling w... More >
Terra Vista features a short but delightfully diverse seasonal menu that is gourmet all the way. Some of the dishes are definitely a splurge, such as the Cote de Boeuf entree at $160, but it's major poundage would serve a family. The restaurant takes full advantage of the view of the valley and Cascade Range with its floor to ceiling windows. The setting is elegant and the service professional and well-practiced.
The Woodman is one of Snoqualmie's wonderful surprises. The chef in this exceptional restaurant is serious about steak and does steaks the way they were meant to be prepared. The wine cellar is extensive and has been assembled with great care. The menu offers lots of great choices, many not in the steak family. The historic1902 lodge t... More >
The Woodman is one of Snoqualmie's wonderful surprises. The chef in this exceptional restaurant is serious about steak and does steaks the way they were meant to be prepared. The wine cellar is extensive and has been assembled with great care. The menu offers lots of great choices, many not in the steak family. The historic1902 lodge that houses The Woodman adds a sense of old-timey charm and authenticity to the experience.
Snoqualmie Falls is the showpiece if the valley and a visit here without being misted with its spray would be criminal. The water falls 270 feet. In spring when the Cascade snows are melting, the falls are at their showiest. In other seasons, they narrow significantly, but are no less impressive. A visitor center, gift shop and viewing... More >
Snoqualmie Falls is the showpiece if the valley and a visit here without being misted with its spray would be criminal. The water falls 270 feet. In spring when the Cascade snows are melting, the falls are at their showiest. In other seasons, they narrow significantly, but are no less impressive. A visitor center, gift shop and viewing platform sit at the top of the falls. For the full experience, take the trail to the bottom of the canyon - just remember, you have to walk back up.
| In spring when the Cascade snows are melting, the falls are at their showiest. |
If you're staying in Seattle and want to see Snoqualmie Falls, a good bet is Seattle Tours' Winery and Waterfall Tour. It departs by tour coach from Seattle and heads to two major attractions on the Eastside: Woodinville Wine Counry for wine tasting and Snoqualmie Falls to marvel at the natural beauty of these 270-foot falls. More
If you're staying in Seattle and want to see Snoqualmie Falls, a good bet is Seattle Tours' Winery and Waterfall Tour. It departs by tour coach from Seattle and heads to two major attractions on the Eastside: Woodinville Wine Counry for wine tasting and Snoqualmie Falls to marvel at the natural beauty of these 270-foot falls.
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