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Wanderlog staff Updated • updatedMar 31, 2023
How long is the drive from Coeur d'Alene to Seattle?
The direct drive from Coeur d'Alene to Seattle is 311 mi (500 km), and should have a drive time of 4 hrs 38 mins in normal traffic.
If you’re going on a road trip from Coeur d'Alene to Seattle, we did the research for you and compiled some great stops along the way — with Spokane, Mount Rainier National Park, Leavenworth, and Bellevue, as well as top places to visit like Mt Spokane and Green Bluff, or the ever-popular Circling Raven Golf Club.
The top cities between Coeur d'Alene and Seattle are Spokane, Mount Rainier National Park, Leavenworth, and Bellevue. Spokane is the most popular city on the route. It's less than an hour from Coeur d'Alene and 4 hours from Seattle.
Located in the eastern region of Washington state, Spokane is a city known for its rich history and cultural heritage. The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture showcases the region's past through exhibits on art, culture, and Native American traditions. Adjacent to it lies the Campbell House, built in the early 1900s with Tudor-style architecture.
Most popular city on this route
2 minutes off the main route, 12% of way to Seattle
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Leavenworth
Leavenworth is a Bavarian-styled village in the Cascade Mountains, in central Washington State. Alpine-style buildings with restaurants serving German beer and food line Front Street. The Nutcracker Museum displays thousands of nutcrackers, some dating back centuries. On the Wenatchee River, Waterfront Park is a habitat for ospreys and eagles. The village is a gateway to nearby ski areas and wineries.
33% as popular as Spokane
49 minutes off the main route, 61% of way to Seattle
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Mount Rainier National Park is a picturesque wilderness covering an area of 263,000 acres around Washington's highest peak. It boasts of wildflower meadows and glaciers that add to its breathtaking beauty. This national park is a must-visit destination for nature lovers who wish to admire the stunning views and hike the surrounding area. The magnificent landscape offers incredible photo opportunities, but it's hard to capture the full splendor in pictures alone.
Seriously!!! Wow!!! Such an amazing national park. This was our first trip to Washington state and we loved it! My wife and I hiked the silver falls trail. Unfortunately the park was closed for the winter, but we were still able to hike into the park. We will definitely be returning in the summer to enjoy the entire national park
Nick Bessette — Google review
Mt Rainier is absolutely gorgeous! It is a must visit on my list! The hiking trails by the visitor center are stunning. The drive up is also beautiful with waterfalls along it. It felt so magical being up in the clouds! I went in July and there was still snow on the trails but it made the hike more fun!
Sadie Collier — Google review
Wow this park was incredible. Views are amazing-even from the road! There were so many different hikes (our favorite was skyline trail at paradise) and you could even find hikes that were family friendly. Make sure to add this park to your bucket list. Be aware, there’s no gas stations in the park but they do have some just outside so plan accordingly.
Quincy Bowcut — Google review
Unbelievably beautiful! The views were amazing from all the hiking spots around Sunshine. Sourdough ridge and a few other shorter trails had great vistas, although there was too much smoke to see the peak of Mt. Rainier the day I was there.
I was thankful I had some extra layers with me, as it was very cold. It peaked at about 40F in the afternoon, despite being August. So for newbies, bring a hat and an extra jacket!
The rangers there in the morning gave fantastic tips for all the trails (and some spots to sit and sketch while avoiding damaging the delicate wildlife), and the gift shop was warm and lovely after my brisk hikes.
Elizabeth M — Google review
One of my favorite national parks. Got to visit in the fall. Our hike up was consumed by foggy mist, on the way down it cleared up though so we got to take in some of the views. A must go place!
alexa delacqua — Google review
Easily one of the most breathtaking U.S. national parks! Mount Rainier is a sight to see at least once in your life. This park is split into different sections due to the size and layout. We spent one day in Paradise and one day in Sunrise, with some stops in between. On a sunny day, you can see Mount Rainier from most places throughout the park. A cloudy day could definitely be a bummer. Unfortunately, our day in Sunrise was all cloud. There are a ton of amazing trails of various difficulties. Just do some research and pick your favorites! Be sure to get out there early so you’re not fighting for a parking spot. And try to go in the shoulder months, if possible. We opted for mid-September. Also, be mindful of the wildlife – the chipmunks will do anything for some of your food. One last thing… the elevation is a little high at points (I started feeling the effects while hiking the Skyline Trail) so just be sure to stay hydrated and take your time. I can’t wait to go back!
The Traveling Bear — Google review
This is a gorgeous breathtaking national park that I had the opportunity to travel to back in 2019 and would love to go back. Every view seem to be more gorgeous than the first. I loved taking pictures here but they didn't do justice to the immense beauty. It's God country and would highly recommend going here if you hare ever in the area or just make a trip here to see it and hike the area.
Beverly Albrecht — Google review
20 stars!
Been here many times and it never gets old. Always something new. This time we went in June and there was still snow and ice out in places. Some roads were still closed at the top.
We wanted to see as much as possible and the waterfalls were on my list.
Wear good shoes/boots, take a camera and a jacket. Then just dive in and discover nature at its most beautiful. Literally every turn had something to offer.
I'll let the photos convince you :-)
Ps- pets NOT allowed. Wheelchair accessible mostly but not to good viewpoints.
Price is $30 per car or free if you have the Washington National Park Pass.
Angela Roy (Travel Tech) — Google review
Visited the South side of the National Park in a couple of hours, didn't have enough time to hike much, but saw a couple different waterfalls, used some restroom, and made it to the top of the MT.Rainer base at the Paradise Inn Lodge with a dinner hall, rock fireplaces, Grand Hall, little cafe, gift shop, and 123 rooms costing either $180 or $260 per night with incredible breathtaking views. Great place to getaway, get some fresh air, and go on an adventure with breathtaking views and hiking trails!
Christopher Wanamaker — Google review
Beautiful park! Mount Rainier is a stunning volcano towering amongst the landscape. The winding road throughout the park is so fun to drive with lush greenery for that quintessential “Washington” vibe. The clouds cleared today to reveal a bright sunny sky with stunning views. This was my second time here and just as amazing as the first!
Alycia McDuff — Google review
It was so much better than I even expected. The easily accessible hikes are pretty easy and super beautiful. The drive up to paradise is stunning and I loved all the view points. The entrance fee was $30 for a normal sized car. The roads are of course full of curves so drive carefully.
Elsie D — Google review
I will be back when the snow melts. We went peak snow days when the snow was up all the way up to their second floor of the visitor center and all the roads after that were closed. But it was absolutely amazing. Coming from Georgia where it barely snows and even if it were to, they either don't stack or doesn't last longer than a day, it was so refreshing to see so much snow and the mountains themselves were beautiful.
There are native birds there too that will fly up really close to you. It was such a great experience.
Also, make sure you have snow chains ready because they will check at the gate during snow seasons.
Hannah Chung — Google review
Mount Rainier National Park is a place of breathtaking natural beauty and awe-inspiring magnificence. Located in the state of Washington, it is home to the iconic Mount Rainier, a towering stratovolcano that dominates the landscape and captivates visitors with its majestic presence.
Faris Al Orfali — Google review
One of the most scenic drives I’ve been on—I’ve been to most of the lower 48. This park is massive, not overly crowded and a nature photographers paradise. All times of day, all lighting, it just stands out like one giant masterpiece of snowy peaks and lush wooded passes. If you get the chance to go, do not hesitate.
Peter Templeton — Google review
STUNNING. This was one of my best days on my trip nor my life. I loved the climbing and site seeing in this park. this is one of the best parks in the US and my favorite by far, maybe almost as good as Yellowstone. The amazing views from this mountain are so amazing and the multiple areas to go off and explore for your self are just as good.
Kyle — Google review
Mount Rainier is spectacular, with all the gorgeous views for which you might hope. Paradise Visitor Center is very well done, with great information, a good film, and a handy base for the nearby day hike trails. The trails themselves are well kept and well marked. We encountered a ranger who was literally shoveling steps in the snow to make passing through easier.
Bret Fynewever — Google review
Easily one of my favorite national parks for the vertical hikes, wildflowers, and the meeting of rock and flowing water.
The paradise loop hike that goes through panoramic point is a top to hike two hike of all time for me (most pictures from there).
Fitness. . Move, You'll Get it — Google review
Breathtaking park. We went in the middle of October and the weather was perfect. Some of the roads were already closed, as well as some of the ranger stations. Overall a very good park.
Krystal Woda — Google review
Holy Moly that’s the most impressive mountain I have ever seen. Whether it’s from Seattle or the base in the park. The drive up to Paradise went through some impressive stands of forest on the way up to many scenic pullovers and waterfalls. I had limited time and chose to hike up the Skyline trail from the visitor Center. Three of my favourite things in the natural world, an impressive mountain, glaciers, and waterfalls. All in one breathtaking view. The trail up was paved but steep. Amazing views in all directions. A gem in the National Park system.
Ron Hebert — Google review
I absolutely love hiking at Mount Rainier National Park. I grew up in Washington, and seeing the mountain in the distance. It is such a majestic place. I moved to Arizona and miss seeing and exploring the mountain.
Chris Knight — Google review
Beautiful park that is a two hour drive ish from Seattle. Be sure to get there early because there will be huge line of people trying to get in. We got there around 9 and it took over an hour to get to the gate. There also might be people along the line trying to sell you some cherries. Place is beautiful but when going in the summer it will be crowded at all the easy to access place which might be a turn off for some. Lots of wildlife to see as you pass by which is really fun
Kelly Low — Google review
Breathtaking! Lots of trails with different difficulties. Very easy to drive around during spring and summer. I went for a picnic but you cannot sit at most sites and eat, so I found a remote spot and had a picnic in my trunk
Huma Farooq — Google review
The mountain was amazing. I went in early August, and it was great. It's a very popular national park, so expect a lot of people, but not very many parking spots. The visitor centers are quite crowded, and the food isn't that great, to be completely honest. The views were nice, and it wasn't that difficult of a hike to get up to the scenic areas. The animals are quite used to people and will approach you regardless of whether you have food or not. But remember to not feed them, because they will start depending on people for their food, rather than naturally scavenging it. If you see any small rock cairns near the river, knock them over, as they are unnatural to the environment. It's fine to build them, just make sure to knock it over after.
DaBaby — Google review
Absolutely amazing! My only regret is that I didn’t have more time. Hiking was incredible and unforgettable.
Jessica Lucas — Google review
Must visit places in your lifetime. I couldn't believe my eyes were watching that scenic beauty. The mount rainier is so huge. It was looking so beautiful covered in snow.
anju jinagal — Google review
A very beautiful park! Very nice views and fun trails. A couple cool waterfalls you can check out if you follow the right trails. I recommend snow shoes and hiking poles when it has snowed.
Bellevue, located in Washington state, is a vibrant city situated across Lake Washington from Seattle. The downtown area boasts the picturesque Downtown Park with its expansive lawn, beautiful gardens, and a captivating waterfall. Art enthusiasts can explore the Bellevue Arts Museum showcasing craft and design exhibitions along with a charming sculpture garden. Nature lovers will appreciate the serene Bellevue Botanical Garden which showcases an array of Pacific Northwest plants set amidst woodlands and wetlands.
28% as popular as Spokane
5 minutes off the main route, 94% of way to Seattle
Best stops along Coeur d'Alene to Seattle drive
The top stops along the way from Coeur d'Alene to Seattle (with short detours) are Riverfront Park, Snoqualmie Falls, and Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery. Other popular stops include Manito Park, Waterfront Park, and Green Bluff.
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Hands down the best course I have played in Idaho or the area. Great condition, GPS on the carts. There is a lot of native grass, but no water which is a little different. I love to walk when I play but would not want to walk this course as it’s very spread out. Wish I would have taken more photos though. Also Bluetooth speakers on the carts which is very nice. Fairways probably impressed me more than anything else. Will hopefully make it back next year!
Kerry O. — Google review
Exceptional golf and easily the best course in Idaho. The practice area alone is top tier with a separate short game area and full driving range. The course was in pristine condition and presented a lot of challenges or choices on how you could play each hole. The rolling wheat hills were beautiful and separated each hole so that you really can't see another fairway from your current hole. The par 3s were very long but had stunning downhill views (200 yards from the white tees). Greens weren't rolling very fast when I played it, which was fine with me but some of the greens weren’t in the best of shape if I had any complaint at all. Also practice green was closed. Got to see a moose and a calf walk across the 10th fairway which was special. Played here twice and both rounds were under 4 hours which was pleasing. Pro shop had a pretty big selection of goods and the staff was nice. If you are ever in this part of the country this course is a MUST play. Especially for the price, this course is way better than Coeur d'Alene resort course (circling raven is less than half the price of CDA resort). Come check it out you will not be disappointed.
Brad Jones — Google review
Beautiful course! Had a great girls weekend! Only wished we had known that our cart wasn't allowed to leave the path due to an upcoming tournament! It was almost like walking 18 holes!
Beth Sigler — Google review
Love this place ❤ The people here are awesome Clubhouse is fantastic.! The driving range is one of a kind and the best I've ever been at. This course blows the Cda course out of the water.! Just awesome and I love to golf here. P.S. the food is delicious...!!!
Brian Brittain — Google review
Excellent course that will test your short game and also your putting game. Nice views, and pro shop, food was pretty good. Can't wait to play again, around $120 for a round.
Marc Armstead — Google review
Amazing golf course ⛳️ I would rate it the best in the area. It is a very long course if you are walking if you are carting they have really nice gps carts. The practice facility is huge and the pro-shop has everything. We took the kids for a practice round and we were the only ones on the course pretty much it was amazing 🤩 highly suggest this course
Steven Paquin — Google review
The scope a size of this course is enormous. I love that the course is in front of you. No blind/trick shot necessary. Generous fairways for a short hitter like me. Played from white tees it was less intimidating for a first time player. Good distances between holes. Very fair price.
TC Flanagan — Google review
Played at circling raven for the first time yesterday and I’ve gotta say it exceeded expectations on all fronts. The course was amazing, the practice facility was top tier the staff was welcoming and friendly the food was priced extremely well for the quality. the pro shop had everything you could ask for and more. Will be making the trip again with out any hesitations.
Justin Williams — Google review
Wow! All I can say is wow! This course was amazing! The groundskeepers did an OUTSTANDING job! The clubhouse was amazing and Jordan at the front desk of the clubhouse was very helpful! Can’t wait to come back! Seriously haven’t golfed in over 10 years and I had such and amazing time! The carts were pretty awesome, the service ON the course was epic and it was just an all out Amazing opportunity, Connie Jacobs, thank you so much for helping us experience this wonderful time!
William Clayton Jacobs — Google review
Outstanding facility, easily one of the best in the PNW. The course is excellent and when we played (August '23) the conditioning was impeccable. Practice facilities are great too. As far as the clubhouse goes probably one of the best resort merchandise selections around.
Mt Spokane is a towering mountain peak located in the Inland Northwest, boasting scenic trails and historic ruins that lead to an observation deck with breathtaking views. Regardless of weather conditions, people feel gravitated towards this majestic natural wonder. It provides ample opportunities for biking, hiking, and enjoying the stunning vistas it offers.
Amazing drive with spectacular views of the mountain ranges! Excellent ski park for all levels from bunny hills to longer ones. The hike in the snow was pretty good. Open access to many walking and hiking trails. The vista house was close at this point of the year so will definitely want to be back for that. Parking wasn’t difficult but imagine it gets crowded during summer.
Aplih A — Google review
Its my home. No matter the weather, I feel drawn to this mountain.
Chris White — Google review
Vista House shelter at the summit Mt Spokane beautiful afternoon drive. Perfect place for a picnic. A peaceful panoramic view of forests and lakes across two states
seriously? really? — Google review
Rode my motorcycle up to the summit, beautiful ride and amazing views at the top!
Nathan Mccargish — Google review
Such a great sight to see. Need a park pass but it's gorgeous with or without snow
Big MomMe — Google review
Great place to bike, hike, and take in the beautiful views.
Jason Blain — Google review
We went up somewhat hiking. Hit the summit. Had the kids eating huckleberries along the way. Checked out a few patches along the way back down the mountain
Lady Saydees — Google review
Very good place for enjoy with the family.
Vicente Castro — Google review
My favorite place to socialize and Nordic ski
Evan Lambiotte — Google review
Loved the drive its so beautiful up there
Hopeless Mechanic — Google review
Summit road is closed leading up to the peak. I think you can still hike it though
Lauren (Rose) — Google review
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Green Bluff is a farming community and census-designated place situated in Spokane County, Washington. The name of this place is derived from a cliff located in close proximity. Its height measures 2,310 feet above sea level. The population count during the 2010 census was recorded at 761 individuals, which marked the first time that Green Bluff had been recognized by the U.S Census Bureau.
Manito Park is a beautiful 90-acre park in Spokane, Washington that is open daily without charge. The park features rose, lilac, and formal gardens as well as a pond. It is a peaceful place to enjoy nature and is one of the best things to do in Spokane.
Best park in Spokane! Stunning variety of unique and well maintained gardens, lovely greenhouse, large duck pond, numerous walking paths, playgrounds, splash pad and restrooms. Beautiful anytime of the year. In the summer they have a nice outdoor cafe where you can get drinks, lunch or ice cream. In the winter the have a light show in the greenhouse and throughout the park.
Heather Mires — Google review
Amazing park, everything is green and trees are blossoming;there are a few flowers such as hyacinth, magnolias. The best is Gaiser Conservatory, opened every day except Wednesday, from 9 am to 3:30pm. That is an exceptional expo of cacti , exotic plants, orchids. You can spend an hour in the conservatory easily. See a few pics. This was a real treat. We will be back.
Daniela Ciupa — Google review
Gorgeous park in Spokane. Wish I was able to get more pictures, but I didn't charge my phone before visiting. This park is a must-see when visiting Spokane. I went here with some friends and enjoyed a beautiful walk in the park and enjoyed all that the park had to offer. Definitely allow yourself a couple of hours to explore the park. There is a playground here for kids and restrooms as well. I believe we could have spent all day here. I hope to visit the area when the garden is in full bloom. Absolutely gorgeous.
Janet Stiles — Google review
Manito Park was beyond stunning and I’m excited to come back throughout the seasons. This park is beautiful and offers a variety of gardens. They also have a playground to bring your littles to that is fun for any age. I fell in love with the Japanese Garden, flower arrangements and the beautiful landscape. This is a wonderful place to visit and the perfect place for a date!
Kaeli Welsh — Google review
Absolutely stunning park! Enjoyed every minute we spent in here exploring the classic gardens, rose garden, and Japanese garden. We walked around the whole park and I feel like I could go back tomorrow and spend another few hours walking around again! The roses smelled so lovely!
Simona Kostakieva — Google review
This park is absolutely gorgeous. Having been to many across North America this one easily tops the list of favorites. The conservatory and outdoor gardens are extremely well kept, beautiful, and absolutely delight to visit. From a plant need perspective I absolutely love the educational value and incredible diversity of this park.
Madeline Nelson — Google review
Nestled within the heart of Spokane, Washington, Manito Park stands as a testament to the beauty of nature and the ingenuity of landscape design. This verdant oasis offers a captivating escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life, drawing visitors into its serene embrace with open arms.
From the moment you step foot into Manito Park, you are greeted by a symphony of colors and fragrances that awaken the senses and soothe the soul. The meticulously manicured gardens showcase a stunning array of flora, ranging from vibrant roses to delicate Japanese maples, providing a feast for the eyes at every turn.
But Manito Park is more than just a botanical marvel; it is a sanctuary for relaxation and recreation. Whether you're taking a leisurely stroll along the winding pathways, enjoying a picnic on the lush green lawns, or simply lounging beneath the shade of a towering tree, there is no shortage of ways to unwind and rejuvenate in this idyllic setting.
Furthermore, Manito Park's commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement is truly commendable, fostering a sense of pride and ownership among visitors and locals alike.
In essence, Manito Park is a gem of Spokane, offering a haven of tranquility and natural beauty that is sure to delight all who venture within its gates.
Jeff Byers — Google review
One of my favorite parks to visit growing up! Always nice to stop by when visiting Spokane. They have a beautiful rose garden and the conservatory is nice too. If you make it during lilac season also really beautiful.
Alona Lit — Google review
What an unexpected slice of paradise! We missed the Japanese Gardens, it closes at 6pm, so I definitely have to get back here.
My visit was mid July. The roses appeared to be at the end of their season but wow! There were still plenty there and I could smell them before I could see them.
Thank you Spokane for a beautiful and huge park. It's so serene here. I hope the people who care for this place are adequately appreciated and thanked for what has to be a lot of maintenance work!
Cmbonsai — Google review
Beautiful park. Wish I could’ve seen this with all the gorgeous flowers 🌺 🌸. Can’t wait until they all bloom. Children’s playground 🛝 available along with a pavilion picnic table. Large open places to walk your dog and to run around with children. Restroom available as well.
Aileen M Cruz — Google review
This a very large park which contains several distinct botanical attractions. We loved the Japanese garden and Koi pond. The English gardens were also very impressive. The indoor conservatory was great. My camera couldn't keep up.
Scott Dick — Google review
This is a must for any visitor to Spokane. Set on a beautiful hillside, multiple themed parks in one. We started at the top of the park and walked down to take it all in! There is a formal garden, rose garden, Dalia garden and a large pond. So cool!
Ronald Ewert — Google review
This is a beautiful park. I gave it 5 starts, but would have given 4 1/2 stars if available. Only because their directional signage is very not clear. The gardens are well cared for and maintained. The conservancy was amazing, it has a variety of cacti and other exotic plants, I love cacti. The rose gardens not only had great variety, but I could smell the roses walking through. The Japanese garden was so peaceful. I could go on, I highly recommend a visit to the park. Talked your time and take enjoy it.
TA Miller — Google review
Very pretty place, went in early April so nearly nothing was blooming, but I imagine it's amazing later in the year. Walked all around the Gaiser Conservatory with impressive plants and flowers, the Japanese Garden was so beautiful and meticulously maintained, Duncan Garden would be gorgeous when everything is in bloom.
Sarah P — Google review
The lights were super cool and family friendly! It's also a great place for dogs!! Bring a container for hot cocoa, because it's starting to get cold 🥶
Jack Armstrong II — Google review
One of the most beautiful parks I've ever been to when in full bloom!! You can spend hours there just walking around and enjoying the beautiful scenery! This is a Spokane staple and a must to any visitors! Get out and enjoy this incredible piece of History!
Adam Marchant — Google review
This was my first visit to Manito Park, and I would definitely recommend it. We went through the first week of November, and most of the annuals (like the Rose Gardens) had already been cut back. Workers were clearing garden beds as we walked through. Even with some missing, the walk was still beautiful. Gorgeous trees and perennials abound! I am excited to return in Winter for their Christmas Lights & then again in the Spring. With so much hussle & bussle in downtown Spokane, this lovely gem is a break from the headaches and offers a few mintutes of peace and tranquility.
Katelynn Barton — Google review
This is such a beautiful park. But you need to allow a full day or more than one day to see it all.. lilacs, roses, the Japanese garden. Amazing!
Melanie Wilmar — Google review
This might be my favorite park of all time. So many fun little trails and great main gardens. The Japanese garden is super peaceful. If your a park person this is the place to be.
Joel Hanses — Google review
Nice relaxing walks with lots of color. In the fall the trees give you a ton of color and in the spring and summer it shows up in all the flowers. Very pretty park. I can see why you want a camera with you when you visit. 📷 😉
sabrina bayha — Google review
Love love love this place ! It's the only place I resort to go to on special occasions when I don't have extra money to play with . I go to this place on my birthday every year . The cactus green house is my FAVORITE. The Rose Garden is a rose growing competition, all types of new rose species by growers. Then get judged and placed accordingly. All individual growers create their own unique rose and title them and place in competition . Its interesting ! The two toned bright pink and orange and white all in one rose..are my fave. The anise is a fave as well.
Heather Cox — Google review
We go every year, the best Christmas light display in Spokane. The kids love it and plenty of hot coco and kettle corn to keep you warm it's a must-see for everyone in the Spokane area and picture both and pics with Santa
The vibrant district of Downtown Spokane, also referred to as Riverside, offers a pedestrian-friendly environment with an array of casual dining options, trendy bars and nightclubs, and a blend of both chain retailers and independent shops. The area features meticulously restored buildings such as the Historic Davenport Hotel from 1914 and the art deco Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox that houses the Spokane Symphony.
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The Riverfront Park in Spokane, Washington is a beautiful park that features a Looff Carrousel from 1909, Rotary Fountain, and many other attractions. The park is located on 100 acres of prime land along the Spokane River and it is popular with visitors for its amazing views of the upper falls of the river as well as its expansive grounds.
Beautiful walk for all ages with lots of cool sculptures. Great showcase of the area. Little ice rink track for doing loops that was pretty unique, and a cool chalk art area under the bridges. The park is perfect for an afternoon or evening walk no matter the time of year. Lots of stuff closed, like the indoor carousel- I'm presuming because of Covid. Still a great walk none-the-less to enjoy the day and people/bird watch!
Andrea Keller — Google review
We had such an amazing time just exploring! There are multiple parks and activities; pedal cars and scooters you can rent at very reasonable prices, fun landmarks to learn the history of, and beautiful sculptures all over! We had so much fun just walking. It's also very close to downtown, so we were able to spend the day at the park and then go find several options to eat!
Amanda Jones — Google review
Riverfront park is a must see if you are visiting Spokane for any amount of time. The planners and developers have thought of everything to make this park inviting, accessible to all ages and skill levels, with so many activities to choose from. Bring your camera for 360-degree views from the moment you enter. I was there for lilac season, and that was heavenly!
Summer — Google review
Super fun park with lots to do for people of all ages! A awesome place to take pictures! You could be so creative and take so many different pictures all over that area. There is an amazing playground, awesome skate park, many walking paths with a spectacular view of the falls at many points!! Everyone was so nice and friendly! It was a great experience!
Shantell Omalley — Google review
We attended the Park's 4th of July celebration. It was great! Packed but with all the things that can keep families busy, it was ideal. We went to the fossil park and splash pad, watched the symphony at the pavilion, and then sat in the grass near the clock tower to watch the fireworks. Our kids had a blast! Will be attending next year as well!
Erin Patterson — Google review
This was an accidental discovery. When I was staying at a nearby hotel, I went out for a walk at night. The river view was very beautiful and quiet. The waterfall was a bit spectacular and the waves were rough! It was a good place for a walking date!
윤씨Junho&Yuli — Google review
Gorgeous park to explore Spokane and the river/falls. The oark offers so much and can't put it into words. Just go downtown Spokane and start walking along the trails of the river and bridges. This park is absolutely breathtaking.
Janet Stiles — Google review
Wow! I've driven by this park and have yet to stop by. I'm so glad we did. It's absolutely beautiful here! The river makes this such a special place. The park is maintained well and I didn't see any liter. I did not see public restrooms here, but I'm sure they exist. The walking trails are paved and even, I was even able to walk with my cane without any problems. I definitely will be back! Thank you City of Spokane for maintaining this gem of a park!
Jenny Lynn — Google review
Wonderful public area for families, friends and large groups! There is a fun ice skating and roller skating rink here, a carousal, and food vendors. Occasionally they have live music and really cool farmers markets.
Jessica Silvernail — Google review
Great place to walk, jog, bike, and run. Gets busy. Lots of things going on all at the same time.
The trails are nice. I would recommend always having someone with you, there’s a lot of homeless people there and no security what’s so ever.
Some areas are trashy and can small like marijuana, like many places around this city.
Stay close to any young ones. Stay in crowded areas. Watch for the bikers because there are blinds spot. People are supposed to walk their skateboard and bike but you know how people respond to regulations.
Lots to do and see. Very lively. Take precautions thats what I’m telling you.
Oh and people drive fast so watch twice before crossing. Still a lot of ricer on the West Coast (I’m from the other side of the States).
Meng Thao — Google review
River front park was a good experience it is very urban which means that it is also quite busy and parking is a nuisance. The best way to get around river front park is on the Electric scooters and/ or bikes as the park is so big and has plenty of pathways.
That being said riverfront park is indeed very urban with fencing around all of the river and falls, there isn't a lot of nature to actually enjoy which is both fortunate and unfortunate.
If you're going in for a walk this park is definitely big enough to get your steps in, but most of what you'll see is sidewalk fence and some grass.
There is I think 3 bridges that go over the water, one of them is currently under construction as is a good portion of the park.
Ayperos — Google review
Took a road trip from Tri-Cities and spent most of the day here, rode the Numérica SkyRide which was short but had a cool view, 1st time on the Lime Scooters which we explored on for about an hour, left to watch a football game at Buffs, then returned to see the lights at the Pavilion. Overall it’s a great hang out spot, lots of things to see & do, we really enjoyed our little get away.
Carmen Espejo — Google review
Beautifully conflicting yet amazing feats of engineering on display with art exhibits to honor those who would be living here but were gentrified out.
Same story different year. We're still here! Speaking on us post humorously... #MoanaOut #ICried #StillBeautuful
Safe during the day for kids, families, etc. The park closes at 11pm! That's an hour longer than ours in The Bay!
S.I. TL. (Stellaaahhh) — Google review
Great park in downtown Spokane, large splash pad, ice skating in the winter, historic clock tower, pavilion has a light show at night, plus hosts summer concerts. Large playground, basketball courts. Beautiful views or the Spokane river and waterfall.
Kris Bower — Google review
This is very nice park location in Downtown of Spokane . There is clock tower, playgrounds. Carrousel, entertainment performance stage, trials . People can spend hours here to participate many activities. Worthy to visit if touring Spokane .
Melissa Meng — Google review
Beautiful park, waterfall included. In this park you will find a giant wagon slide, a garbage eating goat, waterfalls, an island, a gondola, and many other cool points of interest! We even saw some pagan nuns!
Andrew Haitz — Google review
River front Park is a great place to visit in Spokane. It's very pretty and there's a ton to do here. We visited during the day and enjoyed the fun trail and the sister cities walk.
At night we really enjoyed the carnival like area with all the lights and people having fun and amazing views of the river. I'm really glad my wife took me here it was very worth the visit.
Chris Morton (Mortr0n) — Google review
Great place, definitely worth a stroll. Plenty of places to walk and beautiful views of the river and falls. Very dog friendly
Robert Quinn — Google review
This place is beautiful. It's usually clean. It's my favorite place to go to work or do art. There's always something to do. I love to go there at night and just sit in on the jungle gym. The carousel is also amazing. I'm glad I get to be a part of the park.
Jeff Stardust — Google review
The crown jewel park in Downtown Spokane with wonderful artwork and spectacular views of Spokane Falls. Lots to do in all four seasons!
Basalt canyons & a 198-ft. thundering waterfall with an ADA-accessible overlook, plus a campground.
This waterfall is so beautiful! It’s about a 2 hr drive from Spokane. Once you get close You drive down a gravel road to a parking area. And from there you can see the waterfall. ( no hiking required to see it) There is picnic tables around the area for those enjoying the view. Bathrooms are near the parking too!
And if your hiking you can walk down the path towards the train tracks. The hike down is steep but it leads you down to a mini water fall and sometimes when the water is high it’s a little slick. Then you continue on the small trail until you’re at the top of the waterfall.
It’s fun with groups and I’ve even seen people bring their kiddos too- just be careful.
Destini Agz — Google review
My daughter and I drove here to watch the sunrise. We had the park to ourselves and a gorgeous morning. It is easy to find but also out in the middle of nowhere. I liked it because it is accessible. There are a few trails to wander around, not really a hiking kind of park. But anyone can get to the spot to see the falls. Which are SPECTACULAR. This will be a favorite spot for years to come.
Suzanne Stauss — Google review
Wonderful place. So beautiful that it reminds me that life is worth living. Plenty of trails to explore. Could just stand and stare at it for days. Never gets old. Was especially beautiful today with all the fog rolling in from the valley and then disappearing over the falls.
Sexy Viking — Google review
A nice and humbling jewel on the East side of Washington state, created by lava flows and floods from the last ice age. It's a very secured area, with incredible views on the waterfall and canyon. We were the only ones on a Saturday morning, in the middle of winter. Watch out for the fog on the way there.
Victorien Miniere — Google review
There's a reason that this is Washington State's Waterfall - it's majestic, powerful, and a unique desert type of falls. This park is great for stargazing and grabbing great landscape pictures! I recommend visiting during the Spring when the grass is very green, or Autumn where you can find ice near the falls and yellow hues in the canyon. I absolutely love it here - it does not disappoint.
Adam Stout — Google review
Beautiful park with great views all around. The landscape is so unique! The park has ample picnic tables which makes it a great stop for lunch. The toilets are clean. There is a small hiking trail that was partially closed.
Arjun Bardhan — Google review
Great view of the falls. It is out in the middle of nowhere, but if you are driving past, it is definitely worth the stop.
Be careful with little kids. The main area has some fencing, but a large portion of the park has no fencing to keep you from going over the edge. A fall would be 100% lethal. Pets should also be on a leash.
bobby baker — Google review
The official waterfall of Washington State! The 200 foot high waterfall makes for a lovely stop if you're in the area. Located 4+ miles up a well-maintained gravel road, the falls are no longer accessible directly by foot due to a high number of injuries from hikers taking a spill down the steep canyon walls. We visited two vantage points, both offering breathtaking views of the falls.
Lloyd Lindberry III — Google review
It’s a gem. You can venture off or enjoy the view. It’s a wonderful place for a picnic. Or a highway leg break. Kind of off the path a little. Some dirt roads. Nothing a Tesla can’t do. If you feel adventurous, take a left.
Sir Anoch — Google review
Palouse Falls is a 200 foot epic waterfall. Formed from the Palouse River and the Snake River confluence. It is the last waterfall from the ice age floods. The drive out to the falls is a bit of a trek and 100% worth the stunning views. It's literally like something from Jurassic Park. There's plenty of space to sit and enjoy the vistas or you can take a lovely hike along the cliff edges. We chose a small loop trail at the top of the fall since we had the dogs with us. Check out a video from our trip at our YouTube channel. LINKINBIO
Amy Tucker — Google review
Lovely falls, went in yesterday, good flow of water with light drizzle. What a nice view to take the photos with rainbow appearing for few minutes. You've good amount of parking lots with rest rooms and tables to have food and enjoy the view. You need to have discover pass to park the car, you can buy as well here
Porkaipandian Gopalakrishnan — Google review
This fall is like an Oasis in the middle of a desert.
You need to drive off road for 2-3 miles. All Wheel Drive car is preferred.
Parking here requires discovery pass, else you need to carry $10 cash. You need to keep the cash in an envelope and drop in the box with your car details.
You will hardly spend 10-15 mins here.
If you have already seen enough waterfalls in Washington state then you may not like this.
SomaSekhar P — Google review
Pretty cool view. Not a lot of things to do here, not sure if there were any trails. Suggest to go early in summer, it was pretty hot by 1 pm. There are some picnic tables in the park and you can buy day pass/discover pass at the pay station.
Shamsun Nahar — Google review
Magnificent!! So glad we stopped! Palouse Falls State Park offers a very clean and accommodating area to park, picnic, use restrooms, and prep for a fun and doable hike around the falls area. It took about five minutes to drive out to the park from the main road. You do need park pass as it is fee-based. You can enjoy the view of the falls from the parking lot if you do not wish to do the hike. It is nagnificent! There is a pay station at the front if entry if you do not have a pass. You are not required to stop there to pay, you can do so after parking.
Brenda Orffer — Google review
Long scenic drive to get here, but worth it in my opinion, I lucked out and was able to drive it during sunset and truly a gorgeous experience! The falls are magnificent and rushing !! There are lots of picnic tables and even bbq pits. Definitely recommend packing lunch or something to grill and coming for a sunset dinner or even lunch. I think there are hikes in and around the area, not 100 % sure
Lauren (Rose) — Google review
Palouse Falls State Park is a Natural Marvel Nestled in Eastern Washington, Palouse Falls State Park is a breathtaking showcase of nature's grandeur. At its heart, the 198-foot Palouse Falls captivates with its thunderous cascade into a rugged canyon. The park also offers tranquil river vistas, where the Palouse River winds through rolling hills, providing serene trails and picturesque picnic spots. What sets this park apart are strategically placed seating areas that offer front-row views of the canyon and river. Palouse Falls State Park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts too, with eagles and falcons often gracing the skies. It's an enchanting destination for anyone seeking a profound connection with the beauty of the Pacific Northwest.
Regina Alexis — Google review
The falls are amazing as are all of the geological displays from the sides of the cliffs. Just amazing! You can hike around a bit above the waterfall, too.
Jamie J — Google review
Palouse Falls State Park is a stunning 105-acre park located in the Palouse region of Eastern Washington. Known for its breathtaking waterfall, which drops from a height of 198 feet, the park offers dramatic views that attract visitors from all over. The falls were carved more than 13,000 years ago by the Ice Age floods and are one of the last active waterfalls on this historic path. In 2014, the falls were designated as Washington’s state waterfall, thanks to a bill written by local schoolchildren. The park provides limited camping, picnic areas, and birding opportunities, and is an ideal spot for photographers and nature enthusiasts. Visitors should be prepared for a remote experience, as cell phone service is limited and the park is far from nearby cities and amenities.
Anwar Md Hossain — Google review
Is absolutely beautiful place any time of year. We had a wonderful time.
Is a great family experience
Ronald E Sarbacher — Google review
The basalt canyon and falls are spectacular. The road to the park is like a washboard and very jarring to drive on. The trail around the western side of the falls is only about 0.75 miles with several overlook areas.
Lakeside aquatic park with a large pool, 3 slides, a river for tube floating & a surfing simulator.
Great way to cool down on a hot day. My kids absolutely loved the park. Admission fee was reasonably priced. Felt safe with all the life guards that are constantly on duty. Outside food is allowed but there is also a place that sells food their as well. We got a chocolate/vanilla swirl ice cream cone and some authentic tacos but there is a lot more to choose from. We loved the lazy river and splash pad area. We had a great family fun day!
Dallas Easter — Google review
Way back in the mid 90s when this opened up It was brand new and an absolute favorite to go to as a teen during the hot summers we would get in the 90s and 100s. Great memories of swimming and using the slides. Glad to see its still around and kept up nicely for future generations.
Jack West — Google review
Wonderful little gem, not crazy like wild waves, or packed like slide waters. This has a limited amount of slides but if you have little kids or younger than 10, you'll be set. Small enough to keep your eyes on all the kids, but not too small.
Human Man — Google review
Well maintained water park only a 20 min drive from our campground. Plenty of parking and plenty of chairs and picnic tables. Although you can bring your own food/drinks and snacks there's a hamburger/tacos and ice-cream stand. Bathrooms are clean and well stocked. There's an indoor community shower with soap but be aware before you decide to shower your kiddos the water is really hot and you have to keep pushing for more every minute. I guess is only to rinse yourself but used it in between playing in the pool to warm me up lol! Kids under 2 are free and between 2 to 5 are $8 The rest is $16. You can reentry with outside food anytime. There's a grass area where you can put a blanket or your own chairs or tent if you decid to bring them. Bring your own towels or by some at their shop which also sells sunglasses and other waters accessories.
Adriana Santangelo — Google review
I like this water park for younger kids under five because of the beach access. For older kids I prefer to travel to Chelan water slides. But the Moses Lake slides are still fun for older kids every once in awhile.
Jessica wilson — Google review
There are 3 water slides for the big kids and adults there are 2 diving boards high and low dive, there is a kiddie area and a baby splash area that has spray jets that come out of the ground, there is the surfing area that is a big hit for sure, a lazy river it is not a big lazy river but it does the job as long as you don't get dumped on by the water buckets the is a sand playground and a lot of shade in the grass area's. The cool thing is you can bring in food and a shade tent and stay all day. They do have a food stand and a small shop to buy things you may have forgotten. We buy the season pass because it is worth it for us if we go 3 times the pass is paid for. Parking can be tricky once in awhile but not to bad. There are a lot of lifeguards and they do their job well and are pretty polite as long as you follow the rules. I JUST WISH THEY STAYED OPEN LONGER SO I COULD FO AFTER WORK ON WEEKDAYS!
Jamie Niederkorn — Google review
We drive from spokane to join all our friends here about 30 minutes before the park was set to close my son was on diving board waiting for the other jumper to clear the water, Corbin a life guard was very disrespectful to my son and making comments about me to my son about him not having a mom or even his mom being dead because my son wouldn't jump when Corbin told him too and then proceeds to stop my 6 yr old daughter and tell her she needs to leave the park and not come back ever again. I'm pretty disappointed and will probably never return to the park. Nobody spends that kind of money to have a horrible experience, nor should a grown adult have a job being a lifeguard working around a bunch of children and saying that nasty stuff to them.
Sarah Bera — Google review
It's a great family water park. Slides for every age. Water stream tubing. Water spirts..statues for little ones. Shallow and deep end pools. Surfing water area. 4 and under free. You can bring in your own food. They sell food there as well. Hamburgs, nachos,carne asada fries and tacos. Great ice cream cones. Alot of shading.
Esmeralda Friedrich — Google review
Great family fun! Awesome spot to go with family, clean, water is always perfect. It has a lazy River, large swimming areas, diving boards, surf stimulator, shallow pool section for young children, sand box with toys, 2 sand volleyball courts, great slides. Bring your own food cooler but if you don’t no worries there’s vendor options. It’s a safe place for all ages.
Ivy G — Google review
Love this place, my kids also loved it. The staff were all very friendly & helpful. Awesome they allow you to take your own chairs & food in.
josephine kelly — Google review
It was nice, the soda is super expensive, but you can bring your own food in which is good and something I would recommend. It was pretty packed(being the height of summer and all) but I didnt stand in line for anything longer then 5-7 minutes. I especially like the lazy river, it's very relaxing. Plenty of sunny and shady spots to hang out, and tables to set up at to eat. The lifeguards seem to really be on top of things as well, respectfully reminding the kids of the rules and such. All and all a nice little break from the summer heat!
IrritatedEmpath — Google review
My family and I have been going here for years. If you've never been it's really an amazing place to go to enjoy a nice hot day away from the city. You pay once to get in, and you get an all-day stamp. You can bring in a cooler with food things you want to cook right there because they have BBQ grills available, just bring your own coal. People are super friendly and literally you can spend an entire day here.
DaKine HMan — Google review
What a wonderful place for a swim and recreational activities!! Convenient to Moses Lake, this place is fun, spacious and relaxing!!! The wade pool is remarkable!!
Scenic, expansive landscape of scalloped cliffs & groundwater-fed lakes, plus a visitor center.
Stunning Missoula flood artifact. The best view is right off the side of the highway north of the state park entrance. Absolutely recommend when in the area.
T T — Google review
We have camped at several WA state parks over the years and Memorial Day weekend 2023 was hands-down the worst weekend camping I have ever experienced, at SunLakes Dry Falls state campground in our travel trailer. Why? Well, 90 percent of the restrooms were locked closed the whole time (on a holiday camping weekend? Nice weather? Why?! Please don't blame it on "staffing" - makes zero sense.) Also - goose droppings literally all over the grass and beach the whole weekend. Um - this is a serious danger to very young kids. Also - mosquitoes. Like, the. Worst. Mosquito. Experience. I. Have. Had.... in my life. To the point that it was a health hazard to me and do my dog. Mosquitoes are a health hazard, as is, DEET, but - what do you do? And before you say "mosquitoes and bugs are just a natural part of camping," here is my rebuttal to that - WA state should have closed this park down and refunded/notified everyone because of this until they got it under control. Period. They are well aware it is a problem because they have bat houses there to try to control them. They have the ability to spray for them and they just refused. It became apparent to me that park revenue was more important to them than the basic health of the campers and pets. Yikes! All these issues yet their camping rates are still so costly. No more Eastern WA camping for us until we verify there are no mosquito issues.
Kelli Jones — Google review
Wish the visitor center was open, must see though it was incredible
Jenny Loud — Google review
Breath taking place. Went to a lower point of it (Dry Falls Lake) and to the high point (Dry Falls Vista House) where all the beauty can be viewed from above. There are a lot of parks and resorts before getting to the destination, like Parks Lake or Sun Lake resort. There is also a golf corse in that area. Good place for family to spend time at. (Swimming, fishing, playground, hiking). Enjoyed this place with my family.
Joe Morgunov — Google review
Great place to visit, endless veiw at the visitor center. The veiw is even better when you drive down to Dry Falls Lake. Note: The road to the lower lakes is paved but the cut off road for Dry Falls is ruff, rocky and fun.
Jasen Stanley — Google review
Simply one of the most stunning examples of the power of natural forces. Seeing this formed in a matter of hours would have been both terrifying and awe-inspiring. The visitors center is in desperate need of a remodel/ restoration but is loaded with information for those who are curious and would like to know about geologic catastrophism. The park ranger we spoke with was VERY knowledgeable and genuinely enthusiastic about this natural wonder. Please don't hesitate to ask the rangers questions, that's why they're there! Please, please stop and experience the Dry Falls for yourself.
Lloyd Lindberry III — Google review
Definitely worth a stop. This area has its own unique beauty.
Northern girl — Google review
Beautiful area make sure to check out the caves too!!! Perfect place for a picnic or a hike or both!!! Bring kayaks because it is worth a paddle!!!
Margit MOB — Google review
It’s absolutely stunning!!! One thing I liked on the way here was the scenic views are all over the place so you can stop and go and take some photos or selfies. the views was amazing and it’s like nonstop.
Ricky M — Google review
It’s a mini Grand Canyon experience as the dry lands stretch out for miles. The gapes the mountains where now roads are laid & people have habitats is where there used to be a great water body. It’s humbling to see how nature has changed over millions of years.
Eesha — Google review
Went here while working in Spokane back in October 2018. Amazing views from the ridge. If adventurous could hike the area. If in the area check it out. Go see Grand Coulee Dam as well.
The Gorge Amphitheatre is a remote concert venue that can accommodate up to 20,000 people while offering stunning views of the Columbia River Gorge. The amphitheater hosts national touring acts and allows audiences to enjoy live shows in a picturesque setting. However, visitors should be prepared for a long walk on event day since much of the ground is uneven. Ramps are available for assistance, but those with mobility issues or wearing high heels may struggle in parking lots and grassy areas.
Best Outdoor Venue. Beautifully outrageous views for miles. Went there for a Pretty Lights weekend at The Gorge, it’s an experience I will never forget. To camping on the grounds, walking up in the venue. The grass hill to vibe out on or get up close & personal to see your favorite artist perform. Truly a magical place. Please go here as many times as you can.
Bri DeGraeve — Google review
What can I say about this place that people don't already know?! What an amazing venue to have events at. My group came out to Above and Beyond Group therapy weekender and it was epic! We were in an RV do we did have quite a walk to get into the venue but there were different levels of parking distance. but once inside the scenery is just amazing! and the sound quality is fantastic. I don't know if I've ever been to another outside venue with such great sound quality. the bathrooms never got disgusting from what I saw. Some of the vendors were very nice and sprayed people with water as we walked by. it was 100 degrees out so it was appreciated. Every angle was a great view due to the shape of the amphitheater. The scenery behind the stage is breathtaking. It really was an amazing and epic weekend full of great music and lovely people!
Fernando Campos (FlyHighStunts) — Google review
By far the best place to see a concert in WA state! I went to the Eric Church & Jellyroll concert this year, 2023, in September. The Gorge won't disappoint. The experience and energy is amazing every time.
Simply_ Unsimple — Google review
First time there not impressed The worst parking ever 2 hours+ need more staff working in the parking lots. a lot of mad people
Need more screen 2 isn't enough they need to be bigger
People bring in blanket and chairs then stand some people can't stand to see the show
Should have a smoking area a lot of people don't want to smell it all night. or have it in there face
Should have paths on the grass people all over the place, lost, stepping on people things, the view was the best
Kandi Elgaen — Google review
Saw The Grateful Dead on 7/7/2023. The line to get into parking, the hike to the gate, the line to get bags checked and get into the venue - all were awful, not well organized, and there was relatively little signage. Took approximately two hours in line for parking and another hour and a half waiting in line to actually get into venue. That being said, once we were in and finally found a place to sit the view and the concert were good. Leaving was also a long, slow, confusing slog. VERY long hike from parking to venue. Three stars because the band and view were great. I will absolutely be avoiding concerts here in the future.
M Gibbs-Ruby — Google review
Went for Dave Mathews on Labor Day weekend. 🎉 I have been waiting for over 20 years to be able to make it here. I was not disappointed 😎. Besides the show being great! The staff were awesome! Easy to get in for parking, fast line to get in the venue. The security had great attitudes! The drinks are expensive but you expect that at these events. There are full wine carafes available as multiple single size wine/beer/wine Rita's and seltzer. 99.9% of the concert goers were equally just as awesome! 😎 We did have one guy in front of us who looked like he had a date for the show at some point but was then by himself. He was plastered. Was falling into people. But to all the people who were around, I give them much credit! The attitude seems to be live and let live just don't hurt yourself or anyone else.
We will be back next year!
Oh, we were in the 200 section of the seats. It was a great spot! 👍 🎉
CORALEE COOPER — Google review
What an amazing experience at the Dave Matthews Band concert at the gorge. It was a typical hot day, but when the sun goes down, it cools off, but the music gets hot! We camped for one night and had a great time eating lots of new people. Everyone is so generous and friendly. It’s a refreshing change from the daily monotony of life. They should have drinking water stations throughout the campground, as it is scarce, so bring plenty of drinking water. We were in the pit at the concert, and everything went very smooth considering they were over 20,000 people. The food is expensive as to be expected, as well as the beverages, but the cool thing about camping there is you can bring plenty of your own.
Dale Serbousek — Google review
It was a beautiful location and Stevie Nicks was an awesome show. We enjoyed it immensely! Things I learned for others with knee pain or otherwise: be prepared for a looooong walk on event day. MUCH walking on uneven ground. The ramps were helpful, but i saw some people in wheelchairs and other devices (and high heels!) struggling in the parking lots and grassy areas. And be careful on your wardrobe choices, people! It's a venue you gotta commit to knowing it's gonna be a physical experience. All in all, it was great to be back at a big concert again! 💯😎
Ren Autrey — Google review
Incredible venue is an understatement! I felt safe and taken care. Beautiful backdrop, gorge-ous sunsets!!! Absolutely will be planning many more return trips here! Pro tip: pay the extra to stay in terrace, they are wonderful.
Jeannie Thompson — Google review
AMAZING VENUE! The view and atmosphere were unbelievable. I will say if you aren't lucky enough to get fast pass tickets or camping ground reservations (both were sold out) then plan to arrive EARLY if you want a good view! Parking was free everything else, food and drinks, were expensive.
Wendy May — Google review
Amazing venue with gorgeous views and wonderful acoustics. Gold/Big Rig camping was well done, although it can be a bit noisy during weekend events. You are in walking distance to Cave B winery where you can enjoy a tasting of many excellent wines.
Security checks for camping and entering the venue can take quite a bit if time so plan ahead.
Sean Kalinich — Google review
This was one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. The concert was also just fabulous.
Tips ....
1. Get there really early.
2. Leave at least 2 hours to get into the venue to the parking.
3. It'll be super busy after the event. You may want to just wait it out and have a nap in your vehicle before you head out, otherwise you are just going to be waiting on traffic, which will likely take 1-2 hours to get out. So, if you think you want to do this, bring pillows.
4. If you want to get in faster, you can use the excited lane, but you can't have any bags or blankets.
5. Review all the information on the Gorge website before going. There's lots you should be aware of there.
Enjoy! This is the most stunning concert venue ever.
Tia Dawson — Google review
This was the first experience in this type of event, camping out to go to a concert. She was afraid of the experience but it is definitely worth it. The logistics organization was very orderly. The place couldn't be more beautiful! I would describe it as a magical, unique place that provides the perfect connection between silence, peace and music.
Veronica Munera — Google review
The Gorge is an outdoor venue known for its amazing views, multiple stages, and camping in the fields. About 2 hours from Seattle, it's the location for many music festivals and other events. You need to buy tickets ahead of time for every event, as well as a camping ticket for whichever tier you wish (regular camping, terrace or VIP - all different prices with different locations and amenities). The venue itself is a walk through a big path then through security, plus more of a walk from the gate to the main stage amphitheater area, a total of at least a half hour. Prices es inside are festival pricing, so be ready to pay a lot for a little. Overall though the Gorge is always an amazing experience, but stay hydrated since it's hot there during a lot of the events there.
Matt Perrone — Google review
Amazing….venue and performance - James Bay and Lumineers. We had box seats, including access to the Cliff House with flush toilet. Entrance traffic is an issue, arrive early especially if you are camping. They split the lanes and camping was a LONG wait. Luckily we had Plaza Parking. Exit traffic was a breeze. Look forward to going back to the Gorge. Book camping or hotel in the area early. We stayed in Ellensburg.
Jim Jayne — Google review
Amazing venue! Flew in from Houston just to see a show here. Well ran venue with plenty of merch booths, snack bars, and beautiful views. Love the designated driver program that gives free sodas to the DD. Can’t wait to visit again!
Emory — Google review
This was my first trip to the Gorge Amphitheater and it was AMAZING! I can’t wait to get back out there again next summer! We also camped for the 3 day festival and I was impressed how well the crews/staff kept everything clean and stocked! It’s a little bit of a walk from the “standard” camping so I’d upgrade next year to “premium” or “gold”. There was a small general store they set up for campers. So if you forget something you had an option but be prepared to pay a lot. A bag of ice was $8 lol
Amazing market with plenty of shops and cafes. Our favorite was the honey shop with all the types of Honey and Mead to try. Best place for a Sunday afternoon.
Stephen Ramella — Google review
Love this market and it's stalls. It's a must have visit. However, the COVID has taken a toll here as well. Many ships were shut down. What is surprising is that in this huge produce growing area, there were no fruit, vegetable shops left. Still a good place to but honey, trinkets, eat a wood fired pizza and drink some local brew
Viren Aggarwal — Google review
Visited on a Friday afternoon. Relaxed energy, multiple restaurants offering everything from coffee to pizza. Additional shops selling honey, meats, produce, wine, handmade items and more. Great spot for any meal of the day plus galato. This feels like a smaller version of the Granville Island Market in Vancouver BC. So similar and delightfully familiar. Walk outside and cross the quiet street to the Riverfront Park to enjoy beautiful scenery along the river.
jessica lake — Google review
This place is so neat. We got lots of goodies from the oil and vinegar shop at the entrance. Had yummy Gelato. And got some meat sticks from the butcher. Check this place out if you haven't before!
Aryn Sherman — Google review
Great place to walk around shop and grab lunch! I love the cheesemonger shop! I recommend the raspberry ale cheese! They will let you sample several :) the shops are fun with several local options.. you can also rent bikes and skates for the trails by the river. Could make a fun Date night experience!
Destiny Cunningham IG: dezr — Google review
It was a great experience. I had sugar for breakfast followed by taco outside at the stand and ate it under a tree watching boats launch. I even bought flavored olive oil for Salas. You just have to come check it out
Jason Lam — Google review
Some cute things that are being sold by vendors in here. Very unique. Upcycled decor in many places. There's plenty of parking and there's also a large lake/body of water to sit by and just enjoy the quiet.
A. B. — Google review
Pybus Public Market is so beautiful! I got to Wenatchee a bit late, which is a lot of stores are closed.
I'll try to stop by earlier the next time around. The atmosphere is beautiful. It's next to the Hilton Garden Inn along the Columbia River.
If you are in Wenatchee, visiting the Pybus Public Market is recommended.
Steve — Google review
Such a quaint, cozy market! ❤️ It reminds me of Pike Place in Seattle. There’s an array of diverse restaurants & shops bustling with jovial people bonding over a warm meal & a drink 🍝🥃🥗 Sometimes you can even catch a live music session! 🎵🎻 Truly a magical place that is a happy hub for the local community.
Mimi — Google review
Very nice place to go eat and do a little shopping. There are shops for honey products, cheese, meat, restaurant and much more.
Darika BKL — Google review
Clean and we welcoming. EV charging and a nice mix of culinary and beverage offerings. Tonight was a stop at The Taproom for a cold IPA and a French Dip. Friendly service and good food and beer.
Mike Houston — Google review
Good place to go for food. Close to the river. The ambience here is perfect. I would recommend dining in one of the outdoor patios. Has multiple choices for food.
Achyut Paudel — Google review
The Pybus Market in Wenatchee is a cool place with a modern vibe that houses a meat market, many restaurants, and some cute little shops as well as a bicycle rental company. It was hard to choose but we ate at South with great service and deliciously different food. The fish tacos and dip appetizer were excellent.
DeeDee D — Google review
Reminiscent of Pike's Place in Seattle or Granville Island in Vancouver, BC, this indoor public market, built in what looks like an old train station (and considering its location, seems likely), is packed with restaurants, specialty grocers, cafes, wineries and boutiques: a little something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a fine wine, a cheese to pair with it, some sliced meats to construct a charcuterie board, fresh honey, olives and olive oil, or just a bite to eat and a cocktail, Pybus Public Market has something for you.
Being from out of town, the Pybus Public Market was one of the first places of interest I spotted in Wenatchee on Yelp, and I knew it was the sort of place that would interest my wife and I. This place is the sort of community hub that takes the best of what a city or town has to offer, and presents it attractively in one neat, concise package, appealing to locals and tourists alike. My only strike against it would be wishing that it was larger, and even more comprehensive!
Jason Van Camp — Google review
Loved the selection of restaurants, wine and beer places, and other shops in this open warehouse. Lots of choices with an open community feel. Sit inside or out depending on weather or wind. Rode our bikes from the Confluence State Park along the fabulous bike trail, about 2 miles mostly level, paved, and no car interactions. Wenatchee has done something very special with the waterfront parks and paved trail along the river connecting downtown businesses with two state parks.
Pat Lennon — Google review
Loved it. Very nice .beautiful and warm inside. Coffee ☕️ shops and Bike Rentals next to the Columbia River.
Scott McCullough — Google review
Bit of a let down. Was (perhaps unfairly) comparing it to Seattle's Pike Place Market (the clue is in the sign) where they toss fish and have artists and street performers alongside an expanse of clothing and jewelry and home decoration vendors. The Pybus Public Market is more like a food court at a large shopping mall. They do have some vendors but overall it was an underwhelming experience. To be totally fair the assortment of food choices was nice.
Stephen John — Google review
A lovely place filled with interesting stores selling balsamic vinegar, honey, cheese etc and an array of restaurants. If you just finished a day on the mountain and are seeking a place for dinner, this is the no. 1 place I'd recommend!
Tyrael Tong — Google review
Small building with a couple of vendors selling soaps, artwork, accessories, bread and jarred pickles. Mostly restaurants. I didn't try the food so I dont know if it's good because we had lunch already but the building is located right next to a riverfront park. Could be a casual lunch spot with a view or walk. I was expecting more local produce, gifts, and baked goods from a "market". I came on a Sunday.
Ivy — Google review
What a creative idea for people to come together. The market has something for everyone from fresh produce to wine! Warmer weather brings out more booths in the outdoor market. Several eclectic restaurants inside along with gelato and coffee. Definitely a place to stop off if you are in the area!
Katie Ritzheimer — Google review
This place is definitely worth walking around. Cute shops and really nice people. Our 3-star rating is based on the fact that we have eaten at 3 different restaurants there and have found them all to be mediocre. Check it out but recommend walking a couple of blocks up the road to eat.
A mile of natural stone paths amid hillside gardens, pools & woods. Open seasonally.
Such a beautiful place to view and walk/hike.
Wonderful background on how this came to be!
Definitely will come back in the future and recommend to all family and friends!
The rock benches are the absolute best!! Jaw dropping experience. (:
Michelle Livingston — Google review
The amount of work it took to create this little paradise is just astounding. From hauling rocks there, to hauling water to take care of it all. Definitely was a labor of love. It's a beautiful, shady trail that weaves up and down the hill, with nice views of the wenatchee area below. Lots of pretty flowers.
Northern girl — Google review
A unique garden built on a hillside. A great place to come on your own for a quiet time of reflection or to read a book tucked into a peaceful area. Bring your friends and family and enjoy roaming the beautiful hillsides. Look for gnomes or sit next to one of the many ponds or roam the hillsides and enjoying the flowers and nature.
Marilyn Kolander — Google review
Amazing gardens, totally worth the trip. Cool alpine style gardens on top of a sagebrush covered hill. Many things to see throughout the gardens, traveling through the forest you find hidden pools and waterfalls. Amazing spectacular views of the surrounding area and the Columbia river. The flagstone paths are a bit uneven, so grab a walking stick from behind the gift shop if you have any difficulties with balance or walking. Decent shoes for walking too, I wore flip flops and it was not a good idea.
Dana Parish Hall — Google review
This is a hidden gem. We ended up spending 4 hours relaxing on the various benches and exploring the paths. The views are fabulous. Don't miss the Hobbit Bench! There are several pools with beautiful reflections. Bruce in the office was very knowledgeable and helpful. They even have walking sticks to borrow!
Ruth Myles — Google review
Ohme Gardens Park is a small oasis with lots to see! I was expecting more signage and educational information, and it would have been nice to have water fountains throughout the park for guest use. (Side note - it was 105°+ on the day we were there in mid-July, which made the experience a little difficult to enjoy).
If the weather was better, we could've spent more time exploring the park. The park is mostly made up of stone pathways that lead you through various ponds and views. There are stone benches throughout the park where you can stop and enjoy the view. We saw some birds, a lizard, and lots of goldfish.
Sveta Chekanova — Google review
Nice view. Good photo spots. Kids enjoyed moving around. The map they gave was helpful.
Not stroller/wheelchair friendly. My friend was able to enjoy the garden by having the infant in a baby carrier
Traditionally Modern Food — Google review
My experience of this garden was colored by our previous (last week) visit to Buchart Gardens near Victoria, BC. While Ohme is very nice, it can't come up to the beautiful garden in Victoria. The paths are very uneven, which adds to the beauty of the gardens. This is not a place that is very accessible to those in wheelchairs.
Wendell Hendershott — Google review
UNBELIEVABLE! I fell in love with this gem. High up in the hills, this green garden oasis is filled with charm, resting places and peaceful energy. Stone paths wind up and down through the acreage leading to ponds, waterfalls, nooks and benches carved in stone and lush landscaping. Lots of photo opps and you’ll want to capture the views of the valley and mountains. I visited in May; temperatures were ideal and pleasant. Paths very manageable with children who are comfortable with stairs (no wheels).
jessica lake — Google review
Nice mom N pop garden....lots of labor of love put into it. Not much glorious color in May mostly ground cover. Got to have good solid feet to mange the very uneve n rock paths
. kind of intimidating in steep paths with no side rails...just be careful no strollers or wheel chairs advised.
ibbarb — Google review
One of the coolest places I have ever been! So many amazing features and ponds. Really nice staff too. I would highly recommend this place definitely where i would wanna get married
Ryan Roop — Google review
I love these gardens. I have a been a few times and this visit was my favorite. Beautiful wildflowers galore. The winding steps through the hillside woodlands, ponds and Alpine setting are enchanting.
Love the history behind this treasure.
On their website you can find the history of the gardens and old photos. Really fascinating to see how the gardens have grown over the years.
Walking sticks available.
Lisa K — Google review
Wonderful hiking spot with many easy trails to walk around on. They cleverly placed gnomes and fairy's all around the mountainside so you could try and find them. Amazing views of all the Wenatchee land and river.
Sprawling winter sports area in a 2,000-acre basin with 4 chair lifts & 36 designated runs.
Great place for beginners, Freedom Pass program exceeded my own expectations. The staff members are amazing, especially the ski school staff. The energy they all give off is contagious, I found myself laughing and joking along with them. By lesson #4 we were all on a first name basis. It's been a great experience and I'm looking forward for next season, thanks Mission Ridge!
Jennifer Sioloa — Google review
Visited Saturday 1/22/22. $105 total all day lift, preferred parking, fees and taxes. After rain earlier in the week, conditions were hard ice with a thin groomed layer. Less than 1/3 of the trails were groomed and they were scrapped down after my first 3 runs. 2-2 chair lifts take you up to a high speed quad and 1 more 2 seat chair. I was impressed by the speed of the quad at 17-18mph but most importantly- it didn’t stop running one time during my visit. I’ve visited other Washington resorts where the quad chairs stop frequently but that’s not the case at Mission Ridge. So despite a line at the lift, it goes by fast. All 2 chairs are old school and you gotta be familiar so with new skiers and kids they did stop but not too much. Be prepared to ride with strangers as they don’t have a social distancing policy on the lifts. I was a bit disappointed to see they let early birds stage equipment at beginning of lift line thereby reserving first in line spot without having to stay with the gear.
Lodge was nice with usual fare usual prices. Bathrooms are clean and good condition except the bathrooms located close to the parking lot. They were fairly run down and unkept. Customer service was very good with every engagement we had with the Mission Ridge team.
Today I was only able to hit 1/4 of blues and greens and one blackD but once the groomed was scrapped it was seriously dangerous. The well traveled skier can easily see the mountain would be fantastic skiing under better conditions. Trails run today. Upper and lower Tumwater, Sun spot, upper and lower lip lip, bomber bowl, toketie, Mimi, and boundary road.
Jib Blackdog — Google review
Okay, I’ve been going to mission all season, and I’ve loved it, but the icing on the cake has to be the women’s intermediate and advanced group lessons. I’ve really felt myself strengthen as a skier under the tutelage of Laurie, Sam, Heather, and Anya.
Today, I did what was essentially an individual lesson with Laurie, and it was such an amazing experience. She is so kind, so encouraging, and so passionate about the sport. It really helped me to grow my confidence on off-piste terrain. And she knows the mountain so well, it’s really nice to get to explore things I never would have gotten to see on my own. I really cannot thank her enough. If you get a chance to learn from her, just know you really are learning from the best.
Gabrielle Piela — Google review
Friendly small mountain vibe. Good length green runs for my little kids to learn on. Most chairs are the old school 2-seaters, but they do have 1 very nice upgraded quad chair lift with conveyor loading and windshields (chair 2) and it's the best - goes to the top for an epic 360 view!
Ryan Smith — Google review
The local ski resort of choice. Gorgeous views, great options for food and beverages, fun activities, super friendly and fun staff. An overall warming experience even though you’re in the cold, snowy mountain valley. Oh and clean bathrooms!!! That says A LOT about how this resort cares about the quality of everything they provide their guests.
Holly Newman — Google review
Friendly ski resort. Yesterday conditions weren't the best...no fault of the resort...but no lines at the lifts! Nice people. Helpful staff. Clean restrooms. Tailgate lunch in the parking lot near the lodge. Good time had by all.
Al Adan — Google review
Mission hadn't received snow in about a month, but the skiing was still excellent. The groomers do an outstanding job - it's like a small, uncrowded Deer Valley. We love this place...
C C — Google review
Love! Love! Nothing but love for this place! Read the reviews and you will find that there seems to be a unanimous consensus about how great the vibe and staff are! There are several resorts close by but already planning our next trip back here! Cannot wait to go back!
Dior Ella — Google review
I travel all the way from Texas to Ski HERE! Yep, it's That Good. They've got a great variety of slopes that are actually Fun! Lift lines are very short & fast, little to no wait! Mission Ridge staff are easy-going & friendly. Resort is Very easy to get to, Free parking, only ~25 mins from hotels in Wenatchee. Excellent Ski Rental selection, Well-fitting Boots. Cozy & Tasty mid-mountain restaurant. Enjoy!
D Ray G — Google review
Mission Ridge is the quintessential "old school" ski area. People are friendly, service is great, lines are short, grooming is fantastic, and there is enough interesting terrain for skiers of any level. I gave up on ski areas closer to Seattle owned by big corporations and made Mission my primary ski area. Views are pretty sweet also.
Robin Angotti — Google review
Great home town ski area. Good snow, friendly staff, and close to town. Washingtons only real ski town. Light snow year so far (2023) but all lifts spinning.
Dan Ritzke — Google review
We LOVE Mission Ridge!! I take my kids here every year at least once for skiing. We always have the best time! The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. The ski instructors are kind, knowledgeable and patient. The slopes are well groomed, tons of fun runs for every level. Parking is easy. Lodge has food, retail shop and nice clean bathrooms. We will keep going back!
BarreBellMama — Google review
It is awesome to grow up with a mountain 25 minutes from where you live. It was pretty busy today, but the shuttle was quick to pick us up and get us to the mountain.
Miller's Homeschool Time — Google review
Great one if you can stay in Wenatchee for a night. We live in Seattle so it's a bit far as a winter season go-to ski resort. This year the snow conditions in Seattle nearby resorts weren't as good so we wind up here, and we are not disappointed! The place is much less crowded, and when you go up the mountain the snow is very good! It's also just about 25 minutes away from Wenatchee where you can find plenty of food varieties. We'll definitely come back to spend more weekends this season!
Laid-back brewpub doling out house craft beers in a rustic yet contemporary setting.
Amazing brewery... I first had their beer back in 2009 and been a regular customer since.
I keep coming back because of the amazing, craft beer style brews and the top notch customer service. All three servers: Nevada, Ashley, Claire will go above and beyond to make sure you get what you want and treat you like family/long time friend. I don't think you can go wrong or find a better brewery in the area.
OHHHH and it gets better! They now serve in addition to beer, hard cider and wine!!! So everyone in the group can be happy and find something to match his/her taste.
Check em' out...
David Broweleit — Google review
Pretty wide selection of beer for on premise and to-go. A nice touch, the to-go beer is just as cheap as you'll find in the grocery store. Nice staff, nice atmosphere, highly recommended if you want a beer. Kids welcome, dogs welcome outside. Free popcorn. Outside food welcome - what little food is for sale here is really just for gastronomic emergencies.
Jimmy Brokaw (Hedgie) — Google review
Great beer, great people, fun events, hilarious marketing and an amazing atmosphere filled with happy fans of beer. It’s also kid-friendly with a large outdoor seating area and stage for live music.
Riley Schmit — Google review
Love ironhorse!! This was our first visit to the brewery the indoor area was a little smaller then I expected but it's a cool spot. Other than popcorn I'm not sure what food they have.
Anwar — Google review
This is, by far, my favorite place to be. An absolute must visit if you're a fan of beer, outdoor seating, and welcoming vibes. Thanks :)
Nikki Baker — Google review
In downtown Ellensburg, this is a pleasant pub from a popular Eastern Washington craft brewery.
The place is yellow outside, which is kind of asking to come in. The inside is welcoming and well decorated. There is also a nice patio that is quite enjoyable when the sun is out.
The staff was friendly and knowledgeable about their brews.
The beer was fine. You have a decent variety to choose from and can go for a flight if you want to try several kinds.
The food was the classic fares for this kind of place, was served in good portion and tasted good.
The prices were fair.
Overall a good experience.
Eddy Cuisinier — Google review
The food.and drink here were excellent! The staff was very friendly and brought out our meals and drinks very quickly. The oven was out, so we were not able to order pizza like we intended, but the Mac and cheese and quinoa wrap that we got were very good for not a bad price. We were also able to fill up a growler for cheap. Highly recommend going here for either hanging out for a drink or for good eats
Morgan P — Google review
Taproom has been on our list to visit for a while, so glad we finally made it in! Service was fantastic, tried several beers 🍺🍺 and a few of their newly acquired bad granny ciders . The space is cozy and they serve popcorn. They have these cute little coffee tables made out of half kegs! To go beer is available so grabbed a 6 pack for home 👍
Nibs — Google review
Iron Horse is a pioneer to the Ellensburg chanel of local breweries. As most residents know the movement of the older tasting rooms, Iron Horse's current newer location is in their local production facility.
This is a smaller sized public brewery with a nice larger outdoor seating area. Feel welcomed by there family friendly board game filled library.
Kids and pups welcome!
The staff are extremely friendly and thier beer speaks for themselves.
As a reminder, they do not serve food other then their fresh popped popcorn; they are very welcoming to outside meals, so BYOF.
Chase Brewer — Google review
So happy to have a brewery location to stop and enjoy an Iron Horse beer again. The Tap Room has both indoor and outdoor seating, tasty brews, guest ciders, friendly staff and FREE popcorn. IYKYK We'll definitely be back next time we're driving through.
Mandy R — Google review
The one beer I had was good. $7.50 for a 20 oz beer. Guess its been a minute since I have purchased a beer at a brewery.
Mials Germain — Google review
Been wanting to go here for years. Was not disappointed at all. Bartender was awesome, beer was great with a few that are not available in stores. The outside look from the road does not show how great this place is inside. Even has family games and popcorn.
Chris M — Google review
Nice pub in Ellensburg. Great beer, nice food selection. Our favorite beer is Irish Death. It's a dark beer with a really light taste. Lots if seating available, stop in for a quick beer and a bite to eat.
The Yakima Valley Museum is an exceptional museum that offers both education and entertainment. Its exhibits cover the history of the area from a geographical and historical perspective, with special emphasis on Yakama Native American heritage and agriculture. The museum boasts several prized collections including horse-drawn conveyances, early motor vehicles, and a working model of a Depression-era soda fountain. Additionally, visitors can enjoy exploring the unique kids' section that resembles a small town for children to play in.
There is so much more than you think! We had a good time going through the museum. I went in with a 3, 5, and 7 year old. They had a blast! There are interactive exhibits, screens with informational educational videos, and there is also a children’s play area! It is cost friendly and was definitely well worth the trip. There was rich history of Yakima!
Benjamin Velasquez — Google review
Interesting displays and great access. Expect to spend at least 2 hours. Gift shop and public restrooms.
Donna Galland — Google review
Cool place. My wife and I went here for our Valentine's Day weekend. Had lots of fun and took lots of good pictures. The lady up front, I'm sorry about her name escapes me, was very nice and knowledgeable. She found my wife the perfect gift. She enjoys it very much. If you're looking for a fun time on a Saturday, I highly recommend this place.
Vincent — Google review
OK seriously impressed. Well laid out, varied, and interesting all around. A highlight was the working beehive. Kids loved the interactive exhibits and especially the olden town play area in the basement. And friendly helpful staff to boot. Thanks soo much, it was a great escape for the family on a hot summer day!
Christopher Smith — Google review
Super pleasant museum! Packed with surprisingly rich and well presented history. With free admission for active duty and retired military Memorial day to labor day. Highly recommend.
jerry kosierowski — Google review
This is a great local museum! A good size and well layed out. Plenty of interactive exhibits for people of all ages. Come early and enjoy the park as well. Very family friendly! A kid play area downstairs looks like a blast. The center atrium opens the place up nicely. The soda shop was closed when I was there but it looks fun as well! We will definitely be coming back soon!
Leon Olson — Google review
My kids had a blast here! The front desk receptionist was incredibly friendly and lovely! ❤️ The kids part is really unique it's like a little town for kids. We loved the gift shop also! We will be returning here!
Amanda A — Google review
We stopped in on a road trip to stretch our legs. Teens had as much fun as we did learning about the Yakima area, and there's an ice cream and coffee place next door.
Shauna Higgins — Google review
It is very cool especially see the mammoth teeth. Admission fee is also reasonable.
Jack Yuen — Google review
A big chunk of history available for your eyes to see. There is plenty of parking space available outside, including handicap accessibility. The ticket for adults is $8, available as soon as you enter the museum. They do have restrooms right near the entrance in the front lobby. A nice place for the history buffs. I do not live in Yakima but drove about two hours to get here, definitely worth it.
Sheraz Mahmood — Google review
Don't miss this very enjoyable museum focused on the Yakima Valley. Many interactive exhibits with fascinating information on the geologic history of the valley and region as well as indigenous people, many examples of transportation vehicles, curiosities and attire. Learn more about famous people from Yakima and the kids can enjoy a fun play area in the "Underground". Top it off with some ice cream when the classic parlor is open.
David Carr — Google review
$8 to get in and definitely worth it. Spent about 2 hours here, but easily could have spent 5-6 hours if we would have had more time. So much to see and learn about Yakima and the culture, that made it into what we see today. Had a great time and looking forward to visiting again in the future.
Andrew RayUGA — Google review
Very impressed with the amount of detail and research. Would highly recommend
LaDonna G — Google review
Very amusing trip. Shows a lot of hidden history behind the city of Yakima, staff was quick and friendly, and there was plenty of things to interact with. Displays were throughout the whole museum, and it had two stories to look at, elevator included. Five dollar entry fee (I am a student).
Tyler Sampson — Google review
This is an excellent museum with a wide variety of exhibits. You can easily take 2 hours to go through the museum to see everything.
Waterfront Park in Leavenworth is a peaceful riverside park that offers various recreational activities such as walking and biking trails, play areas, and picnic spots. It's an idyllic destination that features magnificent trees and leaves, which gives it a serene atmosphere. The town of Leavenworth itself is charming with its German-inspired architecture but retains originality to create nostalgia.
Great trail near the river. Flat route. About an hour walk. You should go in a good whether but its nice also on a cloudy day (I was both and both and the difference is noticeable). Highly recommended when you are coming to Leavenworth.
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Beautiful park with walking trails next to the river. In March, the ground was compact dirt and not muddy. We went to the playground which was great for older kids 5+ (fewer things for toddlers). Seems to be an easy walk from downtown and is bike-accessible.
Ashley Harbison — Google review
Beautiful and easy walk! My soggy doggy and I had a great time. It wasn’t very busy because it was cold and rainy. I imagine in summer it’s packed!
Dakota E — Google review
Really beautiful park even for a regular walk. Especially filled with colors during fall. Best time to go to see fall colors is around Sept last week to first week of Oct.
Pramod Khare — Google review
Great little pathway! Especially nice in the winter when there is snow. There is also an area that kids like to go sledding near the parking lot in the end.
Carolyn Qi — Google review
Fun beach, swimming, picnicing, trails, playground, free parking in Leavenworth, tubing adventures, in town on the Wenatchee River. Hiking, biking & picnicking. Swimming in the river. Five stars for me Great place for the family
Jeremiah Anderson — Google review
Make sure to include a visit to the enchanting waterfront park during your trip to Leavenworth. It offers a surreal experience, with each season bringing its unique charm to this tranquil spot. It's a quaint and peaceful destination, and our usual routine is to begin at the waterfront park and then stroll into downtown as we make our way back.
A drawback is that the maps are not very informative, making navigation quite challenging for someone visiting for the first time, in my opinion.
Fluffy Foody — Google review
Escape the busy streets of town for a bit and enjoy the view of the Wenatchee River here. Nice trails, can walk over the bridge to cross the river. Gorgeous scenery, the mountains all around us amazed me! Such a neat place to visit!
J T — Google review
Waterfront Park is just down the hill from the main street of Leavenworth and provides a nice respite from the bustle of the main drag. There is a nice playground for the kids, plus a nice walking path that goes along the water. Worth strolling down here for some exercise and change of scenery. A sign says to be watchful for bears; we didn't see any. (That's not a complaint!)
Frecky Lewis — Google review
This is the best part of visiting Leavenworth, in my opinion. We walked it for the first time, the first few days of June. There are still flowers and sunning butterflies and dragonflies all over. There is an aproximately two and a half mile loop of mostly flat, gravel path. There are no tables. There were a few benches to sit and rest along the path. We only saw evidence of self-important types who are too good to clean up after thier dog or themselves once...a dog mess and granola bar wrapper dressed the trail as we wrapped up back by the bridge. A trash receptacle was feet away. Dogs are allowed, on leash...but for goodness sake, bring bags and clean up after them. No waste bags are provided along the trail. Bring your own and clean up.
A few other people were there but there were several points we felt alone for a few minutes as well. The view across the river, on the far side from town, is picturesque. There are plaques showcasing the biodiversity and history of the islands creation, which make up this park. There are public restrooms by the bridge, near the begining of the trail from downtown Leavenworth. There is also a neat, if crumbly staircased lookout at the trails fork before the bridge. We chose to go right and cross as going left keeps you directly by town.
It does get hot quickly already, so I suggest visiting before lunch. There is a significantly steep, if paved road to get down before you come to the entrance. Those with mobility issues may have an easier entry from the boat ramp...though the path is gravel and has some bumps.
Kelly Kirk — Google review
Very serene, relaxing. The trail felt refreshing and the wildlife were beautiful. The view of the landscape is wonderful and the area provides plentiful chances for photos.
Guadalupe Montalvo III — Google review
Leavenworth is lovely this time of year and Waterfront Park is the best part of the trip. It was fairly crowded on the weekend of 23 October, but the leaves and trees muffle the sounds and it was so nice and quiet. And the leaves were spectacular. Leavenworth itself is a cute little town. Not quite German but does bring back memories. It's roughly a 2.5 hour trip from Seattle. Take route 2 over 90 and you will see amazing scenery. Be prepared to stop often to take in the views but do watch out for all the crazy photographers walking alongside the road to nab their shots.
Front Street Park is a small green space with shaded walkways and grassy areas. It offers winter activities such as sledding and tree lighting. Located in the charming town of Leavenworth, known for its Bavarian traditions, visitors can enjoy quaint shops offering unique gifts and an array of pubs stretched along the streets. There are plenty of options for wine and beer enthusiasts to choose from.
Wonderful town center! We watched children sled down the hill on snow sleds, a proposal under the gazebo, and musical performances while waiting for our dinner reservation all in one day.
Nathan Hale — Google review
The Christmas lights are so beautiful twinkling at night, that's why they are called Christmas town of Washington state. I've been here in Levenworth at spring and it's just as beautiful place in spring, perfect weather for me cool fresh air, beautiful mountain views surround you. Love to shop at the quaint shops.
Jen Kalilikane — Google review
A charming town in Leavenworth, Bavarian town is famous for its traditions. It has a great stretch of pubs, cute shops for gifts. The pubs are stretched all along with a choice of random sitting area outside / eating area while you mingle with people. Enjoyed my evening and early morning.. Plenty of options for wine and beer variety. Beer and wine lovers are definitely spoiled for choices on the beverages. Very quiet town, good for evening strolls with amazing views of the mountains surrounding it and river flowing on one side. 🌈Awesome 👣👣👣
jj herman — Google review
Only one thing is missing in this area -MUSIC!
Guys , add some good tones and songs , especially when it’s a festive Christmas season. on the streets and of would
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Tourists that coming to
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Daria Kolesnykova — Google review
Great place to be when the holiday decorations are up. You can bring your own sled or buy one from the stores. There are lots of wine tasting or tap rooms for beer and cider, so make sure you reserve some time for those. The sidewalks can get pretty slippery, so be careful. I deducted 1 star because it is almost impossible to find a parking place without having to circle the block multiple times. We ended up parking a few blocks away and had to walk on the icy roads to get here.
Shantanu Saraswat — Google review
No parking which is very a problem, there are signs that say don’t park here in winter time.
Had to just come very early just to not get caught illegally parking. The lights are very beautiful, but it’s very slippery in winter time, I was not expecting to freeze yet but I did eventually had to go to the middle area for heat. I didn’t realize that area with the light has heat. Maybe it’s just light but make sure you don’t fall because I feel two times.
Veronica — Google review
We were dropping off something at the park. And it's Beautiful part with swings toys waters on the otter. So it's really nice. It's nice for walking.
kristi steele — Google review
Front Street Park is the place to be in Leavenworth, Washington, during the Christmas season each year!
Front Street Park is adorned with beautiful Christmas decorations
lighted each night.
Front Street Park is where you will find a host of events throughout the day and evening. There will be a wealth of locations where you can warm up with a warm beverage and hot chocolate for your children.
Front Street Park in Leavenworth, Washington, is a magical place to treat the family during the Christmas Season 🎄
Do yourself a favor and check out Frint Street Park and Leavenworth Washington; you will not be disappointed!
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Ric Listella — Google review
Leavenworth is a beautiful town!
Bonus? This awesome park in the middle of everything!!
Winter is an amazing time of year to visit and I felt like I was right back in the breathtaking state of Bavaria, Germany 🇩🇪 when we arrived. There are countless little shops and eateries to explore. I think the only things missing were Glühwein, Crêpes, and the familiar speech of Hochdeutsch, but that may have been just an oversight on my part. We will be back!
Jon Eaton — Google review
What a nice gazebo in a beautiful and German themed area. I look forward to returning next year.
Jeff Downs — Google review
Nice place to sit and eat ice cream. Nice public bathrooms. Probably the coolest, freshest tasting public water fountain anywhere near the bathrooms. The speakers in the Pavilion were playing modern hits in polka/accordion style. Grandkids had a blast dancing by themselves in the pavilion and running up and down the sledding hill. During the winter we used to drive 3 hours to go sledding on the short bunny hill here, grab a hot cocoa and do the candlelight procession. On our bucket list whenever we visit the Pacific Northwest.
Steve Farb — Google review
So many Christmas lights and I love it. It’s beautiful in the day time but even better towards the evening because the entire town lights up. The front street park has trees covered in lights from top to bottom. Just a great vibe. There are public restrooms
Diana Smith — Google review
It was wonderful to watch lightning during Christmas time of the year. Kids had lot of fun at this park in snow. It was overcrowded but still we had lot of fun. Only thing bit annoying is that you have to park 20 minutes away to come by walk to this park. Well the glad part is entire town is lit with lighting so you can be well dressed and walk!
Nagaraju Rajuri — Google review
if you want visit here during winter time, car rental will not supply chain for the tires plus shovel are not included. it's worth taking tour bus vs driving up into mountain .. we sure survived drinking espresso for long drive
Beatriz Capati — Google review
Our recent trip to Leavenworth, Washington, was an enchanting experience that exceeded all expectations. Nestled in the heart of the Cascades, this picturesque Bavarian village transports visitors to a world of old-world charm, stunning scenery, and warm hospitality.
From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the village's quaint architecture, with its Bavarian-inspired facades adorned with colorful flower boxes and charming storefronts. Wandering through the cobblestone streets felt like stepping into a fairytale, with every corner revealing a new delight to discover.
One of the highlights of our visit was exploring the local shops and boutiques. From artisanal chocolates to handcrafted souvenirs, Leavenworth offers a treasure trove of unique finds that are sure to delight shoppers of all tastes. We particularly enjoyed browsing the Christmas store, where we found a variety of festive decorations to bring home as mementos of our trip.
Of course, no visit to Leavenworth would be complete without indulging in its culinary delights. The village boasts a diverse array of restaurants and eateries, serving up everything from hearty German fare to gourmet cuisine. We savored every bite of our meals, whether dining on schnitzel and sauerkraut or indulging in freshly baked pastries at one of the local bakeries.
In addition to its charming village center, Leavenworth offers a wealth of outdoor activities for nature lovers. We spent a day hiking in nearby trails, soaking in the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The crisp mountain air invigorated our spirits, and we returned to the village feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
Overall, our time in Leavenworth was nothing short of magical. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway, a family adventure, or simply a chance to unwind amidst stunning scenery, this charming Bavarian village has something for everyone. We can't wait to return and experience its warmth and beauty once again.
Chaitra G — Google review
This ride was really nice, I'm happy it was open during the winter season. The best experience is to buy your tickets online to go through the line faster. It has great view when you are going down o ly sucks when you have to keep your eyes on the person in front of you so you don't bump into them but it was a nice ride.
joseph montoya — Google review
Leavenworth is a beautiful place to visit, especially around the holidays. The lights were fantastic, the people friendly and the food excellent!
Upscale restaurant featuring New American dishes & fine wines, plus a patio with golf course views.
Great service, very friendly staff. The food was amazing and the cocktail was so good. I tried the jalapeño pineapple margarita and it was so so good. Never had such a good cocktail before. The ambience is perfect for a date night or any celebration. My husband and I went there for our anniversary dinner and we absolutely loved it. I would definitely want to go there in summer again.
Shreya Mishra — Google review
Great service very friendly staff (Erin, Lauren and everyone who served us were amazing) but the food was just not in par. Except the morrocan chicken dish that was alright, everything else tasted bad and over cooked. They even messed up the oysters by adding a creamy sauce. Wine selection is limited so consider taking your own favorite bottles and pay the fork fees.
Chopped salad sauce was over powering. Chicken was overcooked. Halibut fish tasted bland and over cooked too. With all due respect the chef needs to put more efforts and get some culinary lessons.
Hakha Momeni — Google review
I've been here twice and it wasn't as great the 2nd round. Though customer service was great.. got us in last minute. What wasn't great was the meals. It was very expensive. Kiddos didn't like the mac and cheese. The beet salad was the only thing I liked. (King salmon was dry) Husband got a ribeye steak and he said it wasn't quality cut. The truffle fries were ok. Overall - we won't return to eat dinner. Maybe appetizers and drinks.. but that would be another review.
You Are Not Alone — Google review
Great wine and delicious food! Great lounge seating near the massive fireplace! The staff is knowledgeable and very attentive. The Mac and cheese is to die for.. it also helps that the views are amazing! Simply a great time and so relaxing, can't wait to go back.
Nathan Mikesell — Google review
We recently photographed Jordan & Taylor's wedding at Suncadia + Swiftwater, and all we can say is WHOA. This place starts off by grabbing you with the expansive views and stunning lodge, but going through the motions of an entire wedding day, we saw every tiny detail done PERFECTLY. The way this place, alongside Suncadia Resort, executed our couple's vision, was rather incredible to watch. Can't recommend this location and staff enough to host your wedding!
Stefan & Audrey — Google review
I cannot overstate how beautiful this place is!! Our family came to sled in the back and they were very accommodating to our group. The staff is very friendly, and the food delicious, for adults and the children in our group. The hot chocolate is delicious! The pulled pork sandwich and the truffle Mac n cheese is delicious. The Flatbreads were a decent size and shareable. The chicken strip were the perfect crispiness according to the adults in the group. We got to sit by an open fire and dry our coats while watching a football game. Food is delicious, staff so very kind and friendly. They were happy to tell us where the best sledding is and make us hot cocoas. Thank you Swiftwater Cellars for giving us such a great experience!
Debbi Schibetta — Google review
We had a girl's day at the winery and it was amazing! Wine selection was great and so were the appetizers we ordered. I'll definitely be coming back!
Christina Chon — Google review
We absolutely loved the Swiftwater. Hoist restaurant was beautifully decorated. Wonderful ambiance and service. The food, oh the food. The best meal, without a shadow of a doubt, we’ve had in literal years. The servers are all knowledge and friendly. The managers work well together and watching the rhythm of their food line workers was really fun. 10/10 all around. Can’t wait to come back and try their flavors in a different season!
Ashlee C — Google review
People aren’t lying when they say this place has the best food in the whole area.
We loved it here! Came for wine tasting and lunch and then back for dinner.
The staff is sweet and attentive and the wine pours are generous so you get what you pay for.
The flat breads are delicious ( Brie and raspberry)
SWC salad was delicious and super refreshing. The chicken was grilled so nice.
For dinner we had Gnocchi and and flatbread and again sooooooo delicious and flavourful. Dessert doesn’t disappoint either!
Kiran S — Google review
Overall a very good experience. It is a little bit loud in the main dining area but that didn't bother us. There is a choice of outside seating with a beautiful view. Flat bread was one of the best I've had. Wagyu beef brisket was amazing. My wife had salmon which was an off the menu special. It was very well prepared. Our server, after taking our order, was nowhere to be found. It wasn't a problem because other servers were more than happy to bring us what we needed.
Vladimir Martynyuk — Google review
Unfortunately this restaurant disappointed on almost every front. The restaurant design is big, open, and very loud. Giant TV for sports. If looking for family friendly, maybe ok, but definitely not for a date night. And prices are very high for a family place.
Food was awful and made us sick. The wine was pretty good, so gave 1 extra star.
Brandi House — Google review
What a neat place! The vibes are immaculate, especially with the holiday decorations. We tried the Seasonal and No. 9 flights and loved every variety. The charcuterie was pretty good for the price but the summer sausage felt like a low-value filler. The mushroom and lentil soup was so good as well!! A beautiful winter experience. The staff were all super friendly and the building and bathrooms were very clean. Love that they are dog friendly too! Will definitely be back the next time I’m in the area and will definitely be recommending this spot to my friends and family!
Madeline Scott — Google review
Perfect from beginning to end. The walk from the car is lovely with mining history. The building is just gorgeous. Views are beautiful. Service was fantastic…drinks and food were the star of the show. What a great experience…I’ll be back!
Melissa Bunn — Google review
Our waiter told us that they recently added the Chicken Piccata to their menu, and boy am I glad that they did. This was hands down one of the best chicken dishes I've ever had. The chicken was perfectly breaded and the sauce that covered the chicken and potatoes still has my mouth watering.
The group I was with also got a plethora of appetizers, desserts, and drinks which were all outstanding. I personally had the Manhattan which was my favorite (of many) while in Washington for a few days. Can't wait to return some day!
1,981-acre ski area covering 4 peaks, offering 20+ lifts, terrain parks, & many restaurants & bars.
I personally love this resort for what it is. Is it a massive mountain with mind blowing trails? No. Is it a nice resort in a beautiful area a stones throw from Seattle where you can get there quickly in the morning and have a fun day of skiing, have a drink, and enjoy a great winter day in the mountains? Yes! If that’s the day you’re looking for then this is a great place to go. The parking is a little crowded and annoying like most resorts but I personally have never had an issue finding a spot relatively quickly (I get there in the mornings around 8 or 9). The night skiing is fun too and the resort clears out a ton. Would recommend for a quick and easy day of skiing!
Kaya Peterson — Google review
The Snoqualmie Pass is beautiful, especially when there is plenty of snow. That's when the summit opens for skiing and snowboarding.
The scenery is spectacular. The ski lifts are working, people play in the snow, and there are fireplaces to warm everyone up. You can rent a ski, snowboard, or grab some pizzas while you're there.
I went to Summit West, which is close to I-90. The Summit East is a bit further down.
It used to be a hassle when parking on the street for a few minutes, and the sheriff gave everyone a written warning. I haven't seen the sheriff there this time.
Steve — Google review
Amazing time to spend with your family or on your own. Don't even need to ski or snowboard, just come and enjoy the weather and delicious food at the lodge and awesome atmosphere with alot of different cultures and ethnicities. Live concerts on the weekends and lots of different events to explore. Had a great time at delicious 😋 waffle 🧇 cabin, get it with chocolate 🍫 you won't regret. Kids loved playing in the snow and enjoyed warming up by the fire pit!!!
All ages are there and everyone is joyful 😊 and happy.
Vlad Parkhomey — Google review
Really amazing place. We did not go to ski but to spend some time to relax. Fantastic, one of the best places we stayed.
Cyril Idicula — Google review
It's an amazing place in summer... Here you can find a good drinks and enjoy live music.
If you aren't from Seattle you need to try the Beer Ranier ( it's amazing)
Easy to park...
Wonderful
Sthefany Hernandez Lizcano — Google review
The mountain biking needs more work. Still it's nice to use the lift, but the trails are full of lose rocks. You better know how to tune your suspension and wear your best armor. I've seen more than a couple of riders needing 1st aid kit.
Arturo Silis — Google review
Skiing was so much fun with my family. Customer service was so helpful. It was my family first time skiing and they guided us what to purchase. I love how there’s different section for different levels. Definitely coming back.
Judith Garcia — Google review
First day of 2021-2022 season! The opening day is on a Tuesday and is for pass holders only. Because it’s a weekday, the lines are short. Four lifts are open today. There is food and beverage service outside. The fire pits are going. The staff is super friendly. Parking is well organized. Family friendly and a there is a magic carpet for the kids. The snow is fast on the opening day. Well-groomed runs and plenty of powder. Highly recommend this resort.
Victoria Petra — Google review
Easy to get to from Seattle area. Great layout for families. Friendly crowd. And occasionally, you run into perfect condition like today.
The magic carpets are great for kids and beginners.
A few blue slopes and a couple of black, mountain top kind of tracks available too.
J — Google review
I've been coming here for over a decade and it gets a little worse every year. The snow grooming this year ranged from rough to non-existent. It seems like as soon as they get the park into good shape they close on weekdays. This season was also rough as far as chair breakdowns, and long lines. Overcrowding is a major issue. Weekends are a joke, so I ride on Wednesdays, now they close on Wednesdays. Even when they were open on Wednesdays, they had limited operations, so lines were still an issue. Unless I hear something will be done about 45 minute lines and powder days that get wrecked by the horde is less than an hour, this will be my last season as a season pass holder. Time to get a splitboard.
Sage Wheeler — Google review
It's a great spot with so much to do. Mainly it's easy to get to thanks to i90.
Some of the best Hiking is right here.
Skiing is OK, not exactly the best, just ok.
Enough services for some quick food, gas and even decent restaurants and hotels.
Jiri Vetyska — Google review
Get lift & rental tickets online so you can skip the pay desk. There are lockers to rent they are self pay. They have food & a bar. They have night skiing & plenary of parking! It’s close to the city 1hr drive & they have Green, Blue, Black diamond runs. Also have inter tubing.
Ursela Hybridge — Google review
We only skied the front end runs and that was plenty. Had the kids in ski school all day, which is expensive but apparently effective. One kid went from zero to riding the lift and barely falling a whole run. Price for things is about what you’d expect. Skiing is expensive these days. The staff are way nicer than I’ve seen anywhere lately. We didn’t even see a large portion of the runs but everything seemed to be open. Will be happy to return.
Daniel Love — Google review
Excellent place to go for a short drive (45 mins) from Redmond WA. Generally lift services are not open for tourists in spring time but is still open for folks to come and enjoy themselves. We had a good time when we went there recently.
ankitesh shanu — Google review
I'm so happy to have a ski resort near our town. The accessibility is very good. And they have several runs for various levels. Will definitely buy a season pass for next winter.
Jiyeon Lee — Google review
Terrible operation at magic carpet. We are here on the first day of 2024. I was teaching my 5 year old son in the magic carpet area. The magic carpet was operating with only one staff on the top but no one at the bottom (I later observed all the magic carpets were operated this way on the summit west.) unfortunately my son fell off after getting on the magic carpet. I shouted the loudest as I can for 10 seconds until a coach nearby came to pull the emergency stop, and the staff walk from the top to check after that. Lucky enough, my son is fine but I was terrified and decided to go back to the car right away.
I reported my safety concern to the patrol right after, they took my name and phone but so far no one reached out yet. To be honest, I think they are just being ignorant, I don’t feel they care about my concerns at all.
You are on your own if you decided to take the magic carpet when no staff is observing at the bottom. The other staff on the top won’t hear you at all. Pray for the best when accident happen, don’t hope the resort will do anything
Di Xu — Google review
Great place to learn, and close to the city. Plus they have 4 different areas with different terrain for different ability levels
2,600-acre winter-sports park with a mountaintop restaurant, terrain park, & numerous runs & lifts.
They were so helpful! (Of course, I manifested it.) The universe always conspires to work in my favor even when I could have planned it a little better and had a more eventful day. But, this was an unplanned, spontaneous trip and I had a great time my first time snowboarding! I've been wanting to go for 30 years! I said on my way there, "I AM going to have a great day! I AM going to have a fun time! Everything is always working out for me!" 😇💫
KaLynn Mallory — Google review
Came here for some skiing and I was not disappointed. It gets busy on the weekends, so arrive early if you want to get a good parking spot. Easy to rent all equipment, which I highly recommend if you're a beginner. Slopes are well maintained with lots of employees posted to help out when needed.
Food is expensive here but that's what I expect. Bring your own water or hot beverages if you want.
I'll definitely be back for more skiing!
Matt Tatoczenko — Google review
I really enjoyed this ski area. It is well set out with parking lots set up along the access road, this works very well with the bus system to then bring you to the main lodge. Parking back in one of the early lots is a good idea as less bus line to wait in.
Many runs with many different skill levels, not the best tree runs
Chris Ewart — Google review
we went during the summer, took the gondola to the top, and had lunch at the outdoor bar… Incredible views from the top, and a fun gondola ride. We got back down to the bottom, and there was live music playing on this grass field, so we enjoyed that for awhile. Overall, it was a great visit.
Mark Loftin — Google review
Crystal mountain is the best you’re going to get in terms of on piste terrain in Washington! About a 2 hour drive (+30 or more mins if there’s snow) from Seattle- it’s mostly geared towards day trips.
Plan ahead with parking and make sure to leave the city before 7am on a powder day to not get caught in the traffic up. (2 lane road)
Yi Chiang — Google review
I surprised my with a trip up the mountain. We took the gondola up the top of the mountain experienced the sights and snow afforded at the top. We had a small lunch and couple drinks. The staff were friendly and excited to see us. Wesley at the rent shop was very helpful. The server had an amazing customer service.
chris kinney — Google review
The staff are really friendly and helpful. Lost my phone there in the middle of a run yesterday and Jarrett went out of his way to find it.
The mountain is really good for beginners to practice as there are long green runs. The ‘queen’ run being around 2 miles was brilliant. Would definitely recommend for practice.
Didn’t get a chance to get on the mount rainier gondola. Heard a lot of good things about it.
Rohan Nalla — Google review
The slopes were fresh powder (lucky timing on my part) and rode smooth. The trails were clearly marked. The rental gear was in “near new” condition and clean. The gondolas were smooth without much “jerkyness”. Definitely highly recommended!!
Additionally, the drive up to the resort was beautiful! Very picturesque.
Anthony Wittfeldt — Google review
Well we didn't have any food or drink s but we enjoyed the whole atmosphere there ,I think it was better than going to Rainer mountain. What a view ,it was better really superb for photography.well we took as many as 500 picture s there . TRY IT WORTH IT.THANKS.
falgoon. goswami — Google review
If you're looking for an easy day trip out of Seattle, consider Crystal Mt. Resort. Easy drive and if you are using an electric car they provide charging stations for free. I was able to make the round trip without a recharge. Cable car wait time for us was very short. View is amazing. Very worthwhile trip if you don't have the time for hiking.
Clyde Carlson — Google review
Mt. Rainier view is breathtaking. Gondola service is good, we had to wait 2hours because of the storm to go up on Gondola. They must add vegetarian options to the menu and different coffee options too.
I would suggest to reach there early and have sunscreen handy.
Renee — Google review
Crystal Mountain has been nothing but amazing to me, if there's ever any issue, big or small, the staff is fast and right on it with you. Great atmosphere, everyone is very happy to be there. Follow @themutual on ig for more
Mutual Friends — Google review
Crystal presents a unique experience for skiing in the Cascades. More remotely located by national parks, it holds epic powder and moderate terrain—with some expert. We did a few early runs and then had lunch at the summit lodge. Everything was exceptional, except for some of the lift lines. Hard not to love a classic Washington ski resort. And if you're lucky, you'll catch an almost unobstructed view of My Rainier from the ridge.
Clint Moyer — Google review
Had a great couple days here with a buddy! Snow is thin this year, but they do a great job blowing snow near the base area. Terrain is awesome at this resort. The way you can drop either side of multiple ridges is really cool. Most of the resorts in Oregon are more 2d, if you will.
Food at the summit was very good. I would recommend.
Ski patrol was helpful and friendly when we talked with them about conditions on chair 6.
Brendan Rice — Google review
Excellent resort. Lots of good food, reliable lifts, good snow from Jan-Apr and sometimes Nov-May. Absolutely beautiful views from the top of Rainier and many other mountains. Terrain varies from green to black, with some double black in bounds and a lot more hike-able that returns to the lifts.
Saoirse June Peters — Google review
Very friendly staff. Lift lines are not too bad compared to the others. Parking is organized and easy when you arrive. Would have been a 5 star if the shuttle service did not end before the resort closed at 4 pm. I went during their 60th anniversary. $60 loft ticket brought a lot of people on a Thursday but it was handled pretty well.
oogly googler — Google review
This is an amazing ski resort. For many years I was like Nat can't be as good as white pass but I never went.
It has a nice deep challenging terrain you won't find really anywhere near. My friends like to call this mini whistler.
Brian Beatty — Google review
The resort itself is good, nice green trails and beautiful views of mount rainier. Though it got way too expensive this year. The customer service, however, is terrible! We had tickets and we couldn't go. They didn't let us reschedule or get a refund. It's the only business I've seen to be so greedy and uncaring about customers! They make so much money, but they won't help you in special circumstances!
Sarah — Google review
Spent about 90 minutes here riding the gondola up to catch some spectacular views. I bet it was awe inspiring 30+ years ago before major pollution set a haze over everything. Gondola ride is expensive but smooth. I do wish they would allow you to stay for sunset behind the mountains but we were told to GTFO by 6pm or hike down 2.5 hours if you miss the last gondola.
J Mc — Google review
Stay was nice. Staff was great. DVDs you can rent and there is a restaurant on site open till about 9-10 pm. Location is up a mountain and there isn't anything else for about 40 minutes. No gas or grocery store or bank or any other stores for another 40 minutes. Come prepared.
I did see Ev charging. There is a gondola here about 40-50 Dollars per person to go up. 7:30 pm is last ride up, 8:30 pm is last ride down. Cloudy when we visited. Usually this is a skii and snowboard resort in the winter.
The rooms were clean but it felt outdated and the walls were super thin. The whole inn we stayed at felt outdated and looks like they could benefit from some updating or modernization. The lighting is very dim and yellow which contributes to the old feeling. Communal use of a common room and microwave. We could hear everything and everyone above us, outside the hallways, and anyone talking outside. The voices transmitted through our windows very easily and we woke up from the noises constantly. We put in earplugs but quiet hours are NOT respected here. A group of people were up laughing and talking during the late night / early morning.
Great views.
Michelle Hillock — Google review
Awesome day of skiing amongst the Mountains of WA with Mt Rainier as our backdrop! Went on a Wed with very little lines and constant skiing. So much so, my legs were mush by the end of the day... One of the best ski mountains, trails and terrain in Seattle!
Richard Smith — Google review
Viciously overpriced for what you get. Most of the runs are closed most of the time. And when they're open, they close early. They recently advertised a night skiing event, however, they neglected to mention only one green run would be open and their "light show" was one small projector. It was a total scam. Also, pack a lunch, cause you'll be waiting at least an hour for your food and sometimes it won't show up at all after 1.5 hours (like last time). There are better mountains with better prices. Go there until Crystal sorts it's issues out.
Brendon Fish — Google review
This is a snow paradise😄Great place to enjoy your weekend. Gondola ride is amazing. Its better you book all the parking and ride tickets online to save time and avoid queue. Gondola ride is till 4 PM. Restaurants are generally busy during lunch time and shuttle buses are available between parking and resort
Mohan Srinivas Subramanian — Google review
Ambiance:
Absolutely beautiful. Blue skies and a warm sun.
Service:
Restaurant and rental gear staff were both helpful. Lift operators were friendly and attentive.
Facilities Quality:
In the process of building a new lodge, but it's not open yet. Existing structures are still very serviceable. Lifts are in good condition. Lift tickets are RFID this year so no more manual scanning by an attendant. Just gates that open when you swipe the card. Long overdue upgrade. New Magic Carpet is about twice as long as before and is covered now.
Value for Money:
Really depends. A burger and fries were $28. Resort food prices. And the tacos and quesadillas are quite tasty. But a beginner lift ticket for a child was only $39. Bring some PB&J's and bottled water and you'll be fine.
Overall Experience:
Reliable bus service to the lower parking lots made parking and getting right to the base very convenient. Upgraded lifts had the lines almost non-existent, even on the greens. A little pricey for some of the lift tickets but there are options. The boys had a great time and will be back. Recommended
eddiesut13 — Google review
Great snow! But the Rainier Express, one of their main lifts, seemed to be on its last legs when we were there. Plans to replace it after next season should be accelerated, I think. It stopped at least three times, once in a 25 mph gust for about 20 minutes.
Marcy Brighton — Google review
We came on the best snow day of the season, which luckily landed on a Friday. It was quite busy getting in and out, and if you don't have all wheel drive, it will prove difficult getting out of some parking lots. The mountain itself was incredible, and the runs were perfect. The lighting was troublesome, mostly overcast throughout the day. This made it difficult to see the terrain. However, when the clouds began to clear, it made the landscape turn into a mystical white paradise.
Vinny Balzano — Google review
Went and volunteered at a Shejumps event they had at Crystal Mountain on 3.8.24. Such a wonderful day. Snowed the whole time we were there. They offer FREE shuttles from the parking lots to the main area. Just beautiful. Everyone was so nice and helpful!
Janelle — Google review
I love Crystal Mountain! I have been skiing here for around 9 years now, and in all my years here, I never got bored! There is always something to do and see, because every day is different! This resort is great, and although the prices may be high, it’s worth it. On weekends, it is busy, but if you don’t mind all the people, you’ll be fine. If you like skiing or riding on emptier trails, then you should come here on a weekday. Have fun in the snow!
Rapolas Ram — Google review
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My family enjoyed the scenic gondola ride on Father's Day! It was absolutely breathtaking. So incredibly beautiful and the weather was perfect! Only one restaurant was open and the line was pretty long. Instead of waiting we shopped at the gift shop. Our three kids 12 and under enjoyed the ride. I'd been wanting to do this for awhile and I'm so glad we did. I'd definitely recommend this experience.
Dominique Smith — Google review
Beautiful experience. Summit house was crowded. Wait time was 40 minutes. But we enjoyed live music, breath taking views of Mt. Rainier and Cascade range.
Arindam Chakraborty — Google review
Very nice ride up and down. The most enjoyable part is the employees are really mindful of people with disabilities or parents with strollers. This was very nice to see. The ride is around 10 mins more or less, very enjoyable! Plenty of parking and no wait time on a Saturday at 10:30am. Restrooms available as well.
Teo Savin — Google review
Purchasing tickets was a breeze, and the staff was friendly and helpful. It’s worth noting that during peak seasons, the parking lot tends to fill up quickly.
The gondola cabins were spacious and offered clear visibility, ensuring that every passenger could enjoy uninterrupted vistas. Reaching the summit was a highlight, offering a vantage point that felt like being on top of the world. The vast expanses of snow-capped peaks and the crisp mountain air created a sense of tranquility and escape from the everyday hustle.
At the top, the presence of a great restaurant called Summit House was the cherry on top of an already fantastic journey. The dining options offered a delightful selection, and enjoying a meal with the backdrop of the Cascade Mountains was an unforgettable experience.
Whether you're a nature enthusiast, adventure seeker, or simply looking for a peaceful getaway, the Crystal Mountain gondola ride is a must-do. It's a remarkable way to connect with the beauty of the Pacific Northwest and create lasting memories.
Ankitha Kulkarni — Google review
It is very beautiful, must visit a skie lover, feels like a winter festival...not very far from enumclaw downtown and it is out of Rainer national park, so open in winter but the national park gate is closed during winter months. Gondola has quick and stunning views from the top of the mountain, in summer open for a couple of hikes from the mountain and a clear view of mount Rainer.
pratik babariya — Google review
Lovely place to watch Mt. Rainier, we had great experience visiting the Crystal mountain today. Gondola ride is awesome experience, when you go to the top, you can see breath taking views of Mt. Rainier, Mt. Adams and if lucky you can see Mt. St. Helen as well. Restaurant is too crowded and expect long delays over weekend, they've lot of parking spaces, lot of picnic tables on the top for having food, high recommend this place with friends and families.
Porkaipandian Gopalakrishnan — Google review
Great view of mount rainer and other hills covered with snow. Good time to go now before snow melts. We got tickets there and gondola ride within couple of minutes.
Vivek — Google review
You can catch some early snow without much rush at Crystal Mt. The ride was pretty smooth. Though we had booked the ticket and parking, there was not much rush and plenty of parking was available.
They have buses from parking lot to the base, so you could really park anywhere on any parking lot. We actually drove to parking lot A, B, C and the finally parked in road side and caught a bus. Buses are every 5 min so there is no need to walk at all.
If you have to book the parking prefer getting a parking permit for parking lot A, which is the only parking lot that is nearest to base and you don’t have to park in muddy field (rest of the lots are all muddy).
Gandola ride fun.. We caught the ride up, stayed for 5 min as none of were prepared for temperature at the top and we don’t know skiing. You need proper gears at the top to even walk around in snow. We got on the next car back to the base.
There is low elevation slope at the bottom and rental place at the base which is good for kids to enjoy.
Pushkar — Google review
Finally, we did it after 4 years of planning for this trip!!
One of a must do things in Seattle, great experience.. Best view for Mt. Rainier.. Definitely will go again
Shady Mina — Google review
What a surprise. We tried Paradise, but it was closed, Sunrise was full, so we kept driving. We saw a sign for gondola rides and thought we'd make the best of it. Incredible views! Well worth the price. The view chairs were so fun!
DeAnna Prichard — Google review
I loved the gondola it was 45 and worth it to get to go up to the restaurant. I bought hot cocoa for 4$ before heading up. It was cloudy when I went up and honestly I loved the experience going through the fog. I bought tickets when I got there. I went early on a week day and it was in august. There were a lot of people but I really didn’t have much of a wait if any.
Raychel Gray — Google review
Came during a work day and it was so relaxed, laid back and beautiful. Clean restrooms down near the entrance of the gondola. Easy access and quick take off. The ride is lovely and smooth. On top makes all the difference. The views are amazing. There’s a restaurant where you can buy some drinks and sit on lounge chairs over looking the peaks. There’s a souvenirs shops down and up the gondolas. Beautiful experience!
Willie Ruiz — Google review
Definitely worth the price! About 50 bucks per person after tax but a very smooth ride and ice cold bubbly beverages at the top. This is far better than visiting Hurricane Ridge and we'll be back several more times to show family and friends since it's less than 2 hours from Seattle
Rich G — Google review
This is a once a year must. Spring through early fall you can ride the gondola up for the beautiful views of Mount Rainier / Tahoma. You can do as little or as much hiking around as you would like and even have lunch at the wonderful restaurant at the top.
Debbie O'Riley — Google review
This is a very scenic place to visit but the price for a ride are very high..I also recommend to check the time you are visiting this place. Especially do not go closer to sunset or potentially after 4 pm. You will have a clouded view of the mountains and most facilities close up after 4.
Yashasvi Arun — Google review
Fantastic ride up the side of Rainier! Just go. Totally worth it. You can bring your dog. They have a restaurant at the top but you need reservations. Stunning views!!
K H — Google review
Immense Beauty!! I caught the mountain on a cloudy day and as a photographer, photos were still great!
Envision'D — Google review
We visited on a summer weekday and the place was not too crowded, which made for a pleasant experience. We easily found parking and there were no lines at the entrance. We had a cable car all to ourselves (both ways) and the ride took 15 minutes each way. That ride offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains at every turn. The highlight of course is the snow-capped Mount Rainier at the top.
There is a restaurant at the top if you get hungry. We stayed for two hours, including almost an hour at the restaurant.
G Aquino — Google review
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33914 Crystal Mountain Blvd, Enumclaw, WA 98022, USA
Amazing views of the backside of Mt. Rainier!
We went on a hot and hazy day, and still made the most of it.
Very high in elevation, so hope you can get acclimated!
Did a loop to Frozen Lake and back to the visitor center, equivalent to 3ish miles. Lots of ridges, and loose rock and gravel, so please be careful with children.
No dogs on trails, so leave Buddy at home.
Enjoy these amazing views of mountains, valleys, and meadows.
Melissa Tucker — Google review
A pinnacle of natural beauty! Mt. Rainier is an episodically active volcano, but don’t let that scare you. The drive up to Sunrise was beautiful, and the view of Rainier from the visitor center is already picture perfect. But we decided to hike up Sourdough trail. For some extra fun, bring headlamps and hike the trail near sunset. When it falls dark, the stars (and even Milky Way) are fully visible. It was nice of the park to not install lights in the parking lot, which made the sky even brighter.
Joshua Lim — Google review
If you are planning to see sunrise, plan to come at least 1 hour early to sunrise . You need to hike at least 20 minutes to reach a place you have a good view . Secondly the pre sunrise rays are the one that makes rainier beautiful
Anumod Thomas — Google review
Stunning. It felt like a storybook view of the Alps. Seriously, so beautiful! They have bathrooms... though, at the time we went, were really dirty. Plan on bringing sanitizer. The picnic areas were great. The view, on a clear day, is spectacular.
Emily Sanders — Google review
This is a very well kept visitor center with a great view of Mt. Rainier. The park rangers are nice and knowledgeable. Plenty of parking for compact and large vehicles. There's a variety of trails to take to get different views of Mt. Rainier. There's a bit of history posted around the visitor center. Friendly reminder to pack warm and prepared as nighttime can get chilly during the Summer and frigid during Fall and Winter into Spring.
Brenton Nikolaus — Google review
The visitor center has a snack bar for some quick to-go snacks along with coffee and a couple of soup options. Open on weekends from 9-5pm. Well maintained flush toilets. The visitor center also has some bunch of information on the volcano and the flora and fauna on the mountain. I prefer this visitor center when compared to Paradise since you have comparatively lesser crowd both at the center and on the trails and definitely closer views of Rainier.
Castern Fernandes — Google review
Great views on the way up to this point. Taking a star off those as the visitor center and gift shop was closed September 3rd... It was the only visitor center I was going to be able to visit on my trip too, so I was veer disappointed. I'm a patch collector and love supporting our parks by purchasing some at each location and of course getting a stamp!
Michelle Massa — Google review
We didn't venture far from the Visitor Center since we're short on time. The view of Mount Rainer from there was not as breathtaking as we had hoped, and the store was closed despite being advertised as open during our time there. So no snacks or refreshments for us, but thankfully the water fountain was working.
There is a lookout halfway between the park entrance and Visitor Center with better views.
They charge $30 at the park entrance. From there, it takes about half an hour to reach the Visitor Center. Prepare to drive along a winding and narrow mountain road, with the lack of guard rails in places making for a heart-stopping ride.
G Aquino — Google review
We visited the day before July 4th and the ranger at the entrance warned us that there may not be parking. We lucked out and got a parking. There was a ranger making room for extra parking spot. The Visitor Center was closed. We lucked out with beautiful weather, and Mount Rainier was prominent and spectacular from various angles. There were wildflowers and some snow. We hiked Sourdough Ridge Trail which provided panoramic view of the Cascade Crest Summits.
Catherine Hunt — Google review
What an amazing viewpoint for Mt. Rainer and nearby valley areas. At 6,400 feet elevation, the cool summer, mountain air was very crisp and refreshing. This is a must stop for those desiring to see up close this massive 14,411 foot volcano outside of Seattle, Washington. The center is a beehive of activity. The help is outstanding and very capable.
Ronald Rees — Google review
Great area to see Mt. Rainier. The visitor center doesn’t open till mid July but there were still a variety of beautiful hikes, a place to buy snacks and a good restroom. Our favorite hike was to the lookout. Whether you plan on hiking or not it’s still a great place for views of the mountain and glaciers.
Quincy Bowcut — Google review
It is a spot of heaven on earth! Mount Rainier is something to see in your lifetime.
Go out of your way to see the mountain/volcano. I'm still holding my breath...lol
Just stunning! The cost to get into park is by car, not individuals.
Denise Talbot — Google review
Nicely located with well kept trails to hike. Great view surrounding area and clean restrooms for public use. To access park area for park showed $30.00 and is free for military
Agustin Sandoval — Google review
An absolute must when you go up to Mount Rainier! Take in the history and ask the Ranger about the mini hike and the mountain! I would recommend going around the building to take photos instead of against the glass of the building.
Sprawling park with campsites & trails encompasses lakes, rivers, forest & a 256-ft. waterfall.
We went today on a bright and sunny day, it was crowded and parking lot was full and people parked on road sides, luckily we got it in parking lot itself. We went to both lower and middle falls with my 6 years old kid, he was able to trek all the way on his own. It's 4.2 miles trekking to and fro for middle falls. You'll get the best view in the middle falls and along with that we enjoyed the awesome weather as well. Decent rest rooms and tables to have food as well. You need Discover park to park the vehicles, pets allowed as well.
Porkaipandian Gopalakrishnan — Google review
Amazingly maintained trails!!
1. Experience:
The hike was quite easy till lower falls with a mix of uphill and downhill slopes. But the elevation starts increasing afterwards with frequent steep patches till upper falls.
The trail was amazingly serene with the sound of the stream at the beginning and waterfalls after the lower falls.
It was totally covered with trees so didn’t face any problem even though I went on a sunny day.
2. Trail conditions:
Now coming to the trail, it was well maintained with directions, markings and rest areas (like benches) provided throughout. I took about 4 hours to finish with my beginner to intermediate hiking skills.
3. Parking & amenities:
Parking spaces available are decent but there could be issues with parking on a busy day. Discovery pass is required. Washrooms are neat and clean. They also have information center and seating areas nearby.
Overall highly recommended!!!
anuradha desarkar — Google review
Easy hike until right before you get to the falls. Then the hard part comes. There’s two waterfalls you can get to and both are gorgeous. We went more like 7 miles accidentally but whatever
Jordan Pischke — Google review
One of my favorite quick and easy hikes. Get there early as the parking lot does fill up quickly, especially in the summer. The trail is well maintained, but it does get muddy in the spring or after rains. Not challenging but a good pay off.
David G — Google review
Hiked Wallace Falls today and it was beautiful to say the least. The trail itself was well groomed. Granted, I went when the weather was dry and hot but come spring or fall, the trail could get slick given some of the steep terrain. Not an easy hike but not a killer hike either. The switchbacks are rough for sure but maybe not a good hike if you're a beginner or out of shape. Lots a great views along the Wallace and both the middle and upper falls have picturesque opportunities with either trail option. It's a popular hike and parking gets limited really quick so come early and beat the rush. Props to the park officials for keeping the trail clean.
Mario Coronado — Google review
Wallace Falls is about 5.6 miles round trip, with a ton of elevation gain (1,500 feet) that happens sometimes gradually and sometimes not. There are three main falls to admire, the lower, middle, and upper falls. You come up on the lower falls pretty quickly because there’s not a ton of elevation gain to get there. You can stop about a mile from the upper falls and enjoy the middle falls if you don’t want to complete the whole hike which is what we did. We visited in January so it was pretty cold, but surprisingly it wasn’t a muddy trail. Everything was extremely well maintained, but I would still suggest wearing a good pair of hiking boots to provide you with extra support.
Erika Melby — Google review
Beautiful well maintained hiking places suitable for family hikes. If you look forward to go blend with the nature and enjoy the rain forest experience, visit Wallace falls during the February and March to enjoy the natural beauty of water falls, river and hike.
Saju Vallikkat — Google review
Great location for hiking. I recommend to bring enough water and food, there are no cafes or fast food there.
The path to the falls is going through the forest and it will take about 1,5-2 hours to get the Middle Falls.
The nature is beautiful and you can enjoy not only the falls, but also mountain river, lake and lush forest.
Olga Wiley — Google review
This park offers several trails, but you're probably interested in the Woody Trail to Wallace Falls. You'll enter a dense forest, follow a scenic river, then climb up some hills and cross some bridges as you catch some amazing views of a series of waterfalls. Like most visitors, I hiked to the Middle Falls Overlook and head back, which is about a 5 mile trip. It's the most scenic of the vista points. The hike, the forest, and the falls were all amazing!
The trail is only mildly steep for the most part and very well maintained - you don't have to be an expert to make it up. You'll have plenty of company though - this is a popular spot.
You need a Discovery Pass to park, which you can buy in advance or on the machine at the lot. Parking is TOUGH! I barely snagged a spot since I got there in the late morning, even though it was a weekday. Overflow parking is quite a long walk away, so get here early and good luck on weekends.
Christopher Roman — Google review
This is perfect place for a great family hike. We did the lower and middle falls, which is 4.2 miles in total. We reached there around 9:30 am and luckily found a parking in the main lot. If you do not find parking, there are opportunities to do roadside parking. Going up is mostly uphill, it is not too steep but can be challenging for kids and you may need to make stops in between. The views are fantastic, specially at the middle falls. There is a picnic shelter at the lower falls.
Arjun Bardhan — Google review
Beautiful trail. It’s a very famous hike so the parking lot will almost always be packed especially on the weekends. The entire trail is well maintained. I clocked in roughly 5 miles all the way to the upper falls and back to the trailhead. It’s totally worth it in my opinion to push through to the upper falls. The trail is quite steep at some points. Make sure to take your breaks in between. Lots of benches spread throughout. Make sure to stay on the trail as there are steep drops especially from the viewpoints. Discover pass is required!
Azhar Malik — Google review
The reason why I only gave 4 stars first is because there is a high-voltage line at the beginning of the trail road to the waterfall.
You can accompany your dog and the daily fee is $10.00. Of course, it's worth it, the signs are so good, and there are benches everywhere, so it was so nice to take a rest.
The uphill is a bit steep, so it can be a bit difficult for the elderly.
It's 4 miles round trip from the parking lot to the lower fall and it's a highly recommended trail.
Kai Dwd — Google review
Great hike with scenic views.
While it can get crowded, going in the morning hours will help you avoid the trail traffic.
Be prepared for uphill climbs.
Neil Konitshek — Google review
This was a perfect hike for a typical PNW day. The trail is well maintained, views all the way along so no pressure for those who aren’t super hikers. The trail is mostly in the woods so even in the rain and wind it was a very pleasant hike. We got to “middle falls” before deciding to turn around. Some steep sections but nothing crazy. Great little hike! Facilities at the parking area were clean and well kept, parking was easy (don’t forget your discover pass), we brought our dog and he met lots of other friends along the route.
Jaime Freeman — Google review
despite it being a bit challenging for me due to arthritis in my right knee, the journey was absolutely worth it. The hike offered beautiful scenery at every turn. I managed about 1 1/2 hours of walking and, although we didn't make it to the falls this time, what we experienced was gorgeous. Hoping to one day reach the falls, but I'm already grateful for the stunning views we encountered.
Brandice Raybourn — Google review
This hike was incredible!! Highly recommended - I did it alone and felt overwhelmed at first (bc I was the first one on the trail) but then found another hiker and it made me feel better. Incredible views!!
Francheska Flores — Google review
Beautiful hike with well mantained trails. Several nice view of yhe falls along the way. Good workout. Went in the snow for first time, amazing.
Kate Mallahan — Google review
Large parking lot, which is great for big vehicles. We went to the upper falls, which was around 5.0 miles round-trip. Our dogs enjoyed the small crowds and the many places to stop and get a drink. Beautiful waterfalls and such an amazing view! There are a few spots where the step up and downs are pretty steep. At the top, it is misty so the ground can make the roots slippery. Make sure to watch your step. We enjoyed the hiking trails at this state park!
Lexi Shepherd — Google review
Beautiful hike , lots of parking 2.5 hours round trip to the upper falls . Not a hard hike. Kid and dog friendly
Snoqualmie Falls is a well-known and scenic waterfall, standing at 270 feet tall and surrounded by a 2-acre park. Visitors can enjoy the breathtaking view from an observation deck or venture down to the lower viewing platform. The site is easily accessible by car, located just 40 minutes away from Seattle, with free parking available on the other side of the road or paid parking closer to the site.
Beautiful, picturesque waterfall, next to a hotel. Certainly worth visiting. Make sure that the weather is clear before coming.
Matty B — Google review
Nice falls. Had a great trek on a trail, it is a little steep but worth the trek. The views from top and foot of the falls are great. Great spot for some quite time or just to have a beer river side. Sometimes too many people could make it disturbing but generally it is a peaceful place.
Ashwin Gadupudi — Google review
Stunning views! Visiting from out of state and just happened to stumble upon this amazing waterfall. You can view the falls from a lookout above or you can follow the trail and see the falls from below. Ample parking in the later evening. The hike down to the lower viewing was pretty steep. Paid parking right in front but free parking across the street.
Marc P — Google review
The place is beautiful, the trails are expansive, and there is a place to buy gifts and food. If you are going to walk the trails, please be mindful that what goes down must come up. Save your energy for your trip back up, or you will end up very tired. There are a lot of steep parts to the trails, so those parts are not for inexperienced walkers. Please obtain a map or something if this is a concern.
Jonathan L — Google review
40 minutes by car from Seattle. You can park for free on the other side of the road or park right next to the site for a fee. The place has an observation deck for the waterfall and a leasy trail that leads to an observation closer to the waterfall. There are picnic areas on site as well as public restrooms. Highly recommended
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Today was a beautiful day to see this! Absolutely breathtaking. Some of the stairs are closed off from the upper lot but just walk down a different path and you'll catch the 1/2 mile trail sign. Coming back up might be difficult for some, if you started from the upper lot. I'd recommend parking at the lower lot and walk along the trail/bridge (4th picture) to get to the falls.
Lily — Google review
Absolutely stunning waterfall. Must see if you are around Seattle. There is a small 1/2 mile trail which is also great if you want to go down the riverside and view the waterfall from a distance.
Syed Islam — Google review
Must see place if you are in Seattle! Amazing trail to go down to river, trail is not very easy but deserves to see falls from down. Free but parking is not free. They have two parking places. Definitely recommended!!!
Burcu Gozluklu — Google review
Breathtaking falls! Easy hike from the parking lot to view the falls. Vibrant rainbow near base of falls. Several nature trails. A pair of nesting Peregrine falcons near the viewing area. A must-see! FREE public parking is across the street.
GeralynK Rangel — Google review
We visited the falls on our vacation to Seattle. We came on a Friday afternoon at around 2 pm. Had a good amount of foot traffic but not terribly busy. Enjoyed the falls as it is a popular tour destination. Interesting to see its history. Worth seeing if you are in the area. Nice little park area to sit or enjoy a small picnic covered by trees. Nice plants around the area too. They have a gift shop full of souvenirs and books and such. Also a coffee/snack shop with ice cream. We were there for about 1-1.5 hrs. Google maps will take you to a restricted access road. Follow the local signs when you are there.
Pavan Patel — Google review
Nicenplace to walk with your family. Not super strenuous, but you'll breathe harder. Bonus is that there are two parking lot above falls and one parking lot below the falls. Foe the ones above, the lot on the same side of the falls is paid hut the one across the street is free and accesses the falls through a bridge above the road.
Donna Fong — Google review
Beautiful waterfall that is easy to access. There's a upper and lower observation areas. There is a free parking lot across the street with a pedestrian bridge. Highly recommend to come visit if you are in the Seattle area. Only 30 min drive from downtown Seattle.
Jeff Lau — Google review
Not only is the drive up to Snoqualmie Falls incredibly refreshing to look at, you feel the difference in the air quality of the mountains immediately. This waterfall is absolutely breathtaking!!! The preservation of nature after years of using the waters power for electricity is 👌👌👌
The trail down to the lower falls is easy enough the whole family can most likely handle it ( steady incline on the way back up) . If you have the time to stay or dine at Salish Lodge you can’t go wrong there either.
Kaye Oberg — Google review
Lot of parking available and fast moving traffic and the actual falls is about 3 mins away from the parking lot. Great couple views. Trail to downward of falls, is apparently steep and little risky unless you’re a pro hiker.
Sirisha Mantravadi — Google review
Beautiful scenery! Simply breathtaking. The view is amazingly calming. For a Saturday parking was bad at all. We paid $8.30 for 2 hours. The only thing is that it’s scan to pay. The waterfall is easily seen from the top and couple other watch points. We hiked down and found a beautiful place where we sat on the rocks and let the kids play in the water . Totally worth the trip!
Adele O — Google review
This is a beautiful fall with hiking trail to go down to the bottom part of the fall. Paid parking is limited on the side of entrance. I will recommend go opposite side and it’s free. You can play water once you reach bottom part of fall.
Constance L — Google review
Such a beautiful waterfall! There is no hike required. There is a parking lot where you can park and pay $5 but it’s limited on space. Theirs some stairs and a few stainless paths to take to the waterfall.
Evelina Borul — Google review
I’m from the east coast. Yes we have Niagara Falls, but the west coast is just so much better. This was one of the most unique and interesting places I have been. I was in Seattle for work but snuck in a few trips here and there to check things out. This was so worth the drive out there. The trees in the area are huge, nothing like what have on the east coast. The falls a big, the sound and mist are very beautiful. If you are anywhere near Seattle make the trip here to see them. The walk from the parking area is very easy. Walking to the bottom of the falls is not. One must be in decent shape to make it down and back up again. Take your time, stop and enjoy the sights, and soak up a little nature.
Howard Hottinger — Google review
Snoqualmie Falls is easily accessible, just a 5-minute walk from the parking lot. It’s a free visit and a perfect stop if you’re in Seattle, just half an hour’s drive away.
Annu Maria Martin — Google review
It was pleasant experience walking down the hill to see dam and riverside. Roads are adequately maintained . In the middle wash room is available. Periodic patrolling was observed by staff. It was good track with dogs and family. View of waterfall was beautiful. Good spot for photographer !
Hemant Pandit — Google review
Very accessible waterfalls. Lot of free and paid parking available although sometimes there can be a rush. There is a hike you can do to the lower part of the falls.
subhrajit saha — Google review
As the summer’s warmth gently fades, nature prepares for its grand finale, the breathtaking spectacle known as fall. From the majestic mountains to the serene valleys, the landscape undergoes a magnificent transformation, painting the world with a palette of vibrant hues.
Amen KN — Google review
Breathing taking experience during my first visit to this place. Upper and lower falls are so beautiful during all seasons. Parking is free just across the foot bridge. I saw crowd during my multiple visits to falls. It's amazing to know the history of this place. Kudos to the folks who worked hard to build the power plant to get power to Seattle area in those days.
Nagaraju Rajuri — Google review
Gorgeous! Didn't have time to look around too much but plenty to see. There were some idiots flying a drone even though there are clearly signs that say no drones. But a Must see if you're in the area!!
Shaeli Llane — Google review
Snoqualmie Falls, both by day and night, stands as a beautiful, majestic, magnificent, and mesmerizing 270ft waterfall. Surrounded by lush greenery, it presents a serene yet powerful spectacle. I've visited this waterfall multiple times, enjoying views from both the top and the bottom deck.
Ali J — Google review
In terms of waterfalls it's not that big, but the surrounding nature is very beautiful. There is a paved walkway to admire the waterfall but there is also a moderate to kind of severe hike to the bottom of the falls that is not paved. Just some dirt and rocks and it can get pretty steep at some points.
I wouldnt call it steep to where it's dangerous but it is steep enough to where the average person might have difficulties walking down and return back uphill.
Someone in my group in her 50s did it in flip flops and I saw multiple children so it though, so it is possible.
The hike is totally worth it to see all the trees and wonderful sights along the way.
Kelly Low — Google review
Very pretty falls. Bring your walking shoes has a great hike to the lower level. Windy hold on to your hat and phone. (Speaking from experience)
Spacious not overly crowded,
The temperature inside was perfect! the smoking section was hardly noticeable, the whole Casino was very nice & clean. The lady's room was up scale & sparkling clean. Nice Employees, what else can I say
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Paula Teets — Google review
we had bad experience seen 2 years ago . But we try again on Wed , surprise prime rib was great , most food look good . Service guy very patient & polite. Only casino buffet restaurant can stay for 4 hours , we so happy to enjoyed our dinner with family without disturbing .
Moliza Wong — Google review
Beautiful environment! The Asian restaurant was fantastic but the sushi was kind of expensive. The sound and lighting crew were phenomenal for such a small space! Truly professional. It felt like I was at an arena but intimate. The valet service was great as well. A short wait to leave. Be sure to tip them well!
P Lenee Hicks — Google review
It's not a winners night every night. It seems we win a lot less led often but I'll give kudos where deserved. They make so far better effort at promotional events than other local casinos. But they've all gotten stingy. I recommend going for lunch or dinner or music but gambling as a side event fur you day. Then it won't be so disappointing win you walk out with zero winnings most times. The good is great. Enjoy. I keep going back for fun... hoping.
Clint Stickle — Google review
Very clean, the bartending staff are the BEST!! it's almost like when you sit at the bar you get to be a part of an interactive improv comedy show... the bathroom staff are a lil creepy at times... other than that great place to drink and gamble!!
Anthony Davis — Google review
I think I need a redo I went on a weekday day morning since I wouldn't be able to go over the weekend. It was very spacious clean and super friendly staff. It was pretty uneventful since it was fairly early. Haven't been to casinos outside of Vegas (its prohibited in my residing state) so not sure if free alcohol drinks is a common thing at most casinos but not here that I could gather. There was little eats and lounges along the wall. But most were just opening up or still closed all together. But they did have a designated spot where you could get complementary coffee and soda from the fountains. I enjoyed the exterior scenery more nature little creek trees ect. Also not sure where they were coming from/going to but they had their own charter bus and a little shuttle that could be helpful.
Lauryn Taylor — Google review
We loved this casino! The food and gambling are awesome. We played craps and the whole table was fun and energetic. We can’t wait to go back
Stephanie mahan — Google review
It's nice. Valet was free for me the Sunday I went, maybe it's always free I don't know for sure. I had a couple drinks in the bar before having the buffet. Drinks are good and good price. The buffet was just okay, but so also good price. I wish the non smoking areas were more prevalent and/or the air was better circulated. They need better signage navigating around the property for the parking garage. The gas station was nice and friendly staff everywhere.
Eric A — Google review
Casino located off I90. Located kind of far out. Beautiful scenery around the area. Lots of slots. Some table games. Restaurants. Very smokey. Hard to stay long because of the smoke.
Kay — Google review
Solid casino that offers plenty of parking.
Be aware they allow indoor smoking of cigarettes, but their parking lot outside of the parking garage is patrolled by security, and they didn’t have a problem with me sleeping in my camper there overnight.
Plenty of live gambling games and tons of virtual games as well as few restaurants inside with a range of prices. Solid!
Tazz — Google review
This is one of the cleanest casino I have seen. It is huge and has vast variety of games. There is a buffet and other restaurants if you want to eat. The bar at its center offers a wide range of drinks to enjoy. I feel it is better than the casinos in Vegas.
Amit Kher — Google review
This could be a really nice spot if they went smoke-free. If you're not a smoker, when you walk in the door, you feel like one and start coughing. The shows were nice.
Penni Defrin — Google review
There are many people on weekends, but there is no smoking area and non-smoking area in the casino. In summer it is very hot and airless. The food at the fall buffet is pretty standard. From salads to entrees and desserts, everything was delicious and fresh, and the service was superb.
Louisa Jumbo Holiday — Google review
My recent visit to Snoqualmie Casino left me thoroughly impressed. The staff was incredibly friendly, making me feel welcomed from the moment I stepped through the doors. Not only that, but the entire casino was impeccably clean, maintaining a high standard of hygiene that is especially reassuring in today’s environment.
One aspect of the casino that I particularly enjoyed was the cigar lounge. It felt like a home away from home, providing a cozy atmosphere where I could relax and unwind. The attention to detail in the club’s design and amenities truly made it a standout feature of my experience at Snoqualmie Casino.
Overall, I highly recommend Snoqualmie Casino to anyone looking for a welcoming atmosphere, friendly staff, and a clean environment. Whether you’re there for the gaming or to enjoy the amenities like the cigar lounge, you’re sure to have a fantastic time.
Daniel Turtoi — Google review
Snoqualmie Casino is one of the most well known Casinos in Washington State. Of all Casinos here. My Family & I prefer to Play and Dine in Snoqualmie. Every visit I have here is a Positive one, from having fun on the floor to eating at their Lovely Restaurants like 12 Moons. I highly recommend this place for all including Families. Their Decor and Designs are Unique & Elegant in comparison. Staff here is the Friendliest. The Enironment is Welcoming to be around and the drive East on a Sunny Day is Beautiful. Thank you for the Years of Memories and God Bless Snoqualmie Casino!
Rainbow Gold — Google review
It was good as usual I'm a regular win often just don't go to late won't win anything. Plenty of tables the food is great, awesome parking 24/7 go check it out
Miguel Sr C — Google review
Very nice, many many slot machines as well as table games. There is also a non-smoking section if that is your preference. Very nice, clean and well kept.
David Boston — Google review
I come here purely for the restaurants and for the view (which can be viewed from the parking lot top levels or any of their dining options excluding the market) The casino is very clean and service at all of the restaurants are fantastic. Great staff!
Smoke smell is a bit overwhelming sometimes but they have generally good air filtration systems I think. Not a place to bring young kids even if you're just visiting restaurants since the second hand smoke is bad for the lungs. I personally wear a mask indoors while going through the machine areas anyways.
Really enjoy coming here in the winter months and seeing fantastic views of snow dusted cascade mountain range while dining. There's also lots of birds around here, we usually get to see hawks as well!
Cindy Fu — Google review
This was my first casino I made a trip to and as we always say - first impressions are the best ones this place has that in my mind for ever. The casino restaurant serves one of the best burgers around WA when it comes to veggies - the Boca burger, I sometimes just make a trip to this casino to have that. They also have a few vending machines for free including coffee and some soft drinks. They are expanding further so make sure you check the parking pathways as they have left them a little confusing.
Navin R — Google review
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37500 SE North Bend Way, Snoqualmie, WA 98065, USA
Decided to take a day trip for new years eve and explore downtown Snohomish. Some of the shops were closed but we were able to do some shopping and grab some food. We absolutely loved the feel of the town and loved the local history of the area. Was able to get a bite to eat at the Pie dive bar, and some ice creame from Snoqualmie ice cream which both were delicious.
Matthew Champigny — Google review
We enjoy coming to Downtown Snohomish and visiting all the shops. Parking can be a challenge but if you don’t mind a little walk, you can find spots a few blocks away. Great shops and good places to eat.
Lyle Gadin — Google review
It didn't take me long to understand this is the land of antique stores. Not only are they on every corner, they are huge, with different vendor booths in them.
Apparently it the mecca for antiques in Seattle North Country.
They serious love coffee and pastries...in one area there was a bakery/coffee shop on all 4 sides of an intersection.
Great town for a girls weekend.
Kathy Condon — Google review
This place is very cool for a day of window shopping and some lunch. Parking can be a bit tricky and most of the stores aren't stroller friendly. It doesn't deter me from coming back but something to keep in mind. You'll have to leave the stroller outside or in the car while you carry the little ones. The older kids can be taken down to the water to throw some sticks into the river. Quaint little place.
Sarah H — Google review
Love coming here to walk around and see all the little shops and restaurants. All very one of a kind, something that is really lacking in today's society.
Darlene Stewart — Google review
Wonderful antiquing day. I love ❤️ this small town, friendly folks all around the town. Great prices, highly recommend!
Joseph Picotte, Jr. — Google review
Cute downtown area with lots of antique shops, home goods stores, clothing boutiques and eateries. We lucked out and it was a beautiful sunny day when we went. Fun experience to have with a friend, spending the day walking outside and popping in and out of the shops.
Teresa Widdowson — Google review
Plenty of places to hang out, grab a bite, drink and walk along the Snohomish river. The first street also has a LOT of antique shops, we stopped by a few they had a great selection of stuff that you never knew existed. A lot of the restaurants seemed like great spots to chill, would keep going back to try out new places.
Priyansh — Google review
Beautiful historic Snohomish downtown with a variety of quaint one of a kind shops and antique stores. Worth a visit!
Linda Graham — Google review
Downtown Snohomish (WA) is ALWAYS a good time. Esp. If you love unique eateries (Grilla bites (see pics), Christa's Sandwich board and The Cabbage Patch (oh those homemade scones!) are some of my faves), antiques and boutiques.
A new Pie Dive Bar recently opened and I'm dying to try it.😋
Don't come on Mondays if you want the full experience. A lot of stores are closed on Mondays.
Christa Smith — Google review
Good old memories beautiful Victorian houses and antiques shops.
Felix Benavente — Google review
I love downtown Snohomish. Always lifts my spirits and is so relaxing.
At Bravas Pizza you can choose to eat outside or in. Get by large slice. Fresh brew coffee if you ask. Friendly.
Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery is a picturesque estate that produces wine and offers tours, tastings, summer concerts, and food pairings. Visitors can enjoy a quick tasting or relax in the sunken garden. Limited edition varieties are available exclusively at the winery, along with widely available options at great prices. Excellent customer service includes allowing customers to taste before buying. Reservations are recommended for all those in the area who want to experience this wonderful winery.
This is one of the nicest wineries site in WA state. They have some good wines but quite mainstream so usually i prefer wine tasting in smaller wineries around. However, they offer outside concerts in summer which are really enjoyable and fun to attend with family or friends. You can bring your picnic, buy wine at the winery and enjoy the concert that way.
Gilles Chapellon — Google review
For a birthday surprise I reserved the brunch box for a group of 5. Now when we think of brunch we think of a decently filling meal. Let me first say, overall, this place is beautiful and the service was great! Staff were friendly, quick to seat us, and follow up with any of our needs. The 4 mimosas did not disappoint us! Food wise, for the amount I paid I feel like they could offer more food. We all got one chicken/waffle, one sausage, shared yogurt and shared skillet hash browns. We ordered the rest of the food on the side as we were still hungry. The food tasted great. Literally everything had flavor. I wouldn’t do the brunch box again but I will be going back.
Dae? Janae Dink — Google review
Came here on a holiday weekend and got lucky with a walk in tasting! The whole family did the 2 white and 2 red tasting paired with the flight bites, and everything was so great!
There were two bonus drinks, one at the start and one at the end, and the bartender helping us gave a great rundown of the wines and where they came from. It’s a perfect place to take parents around Woodinville. Definitely recommend!
Kimberly Clemens — Google review
Breathtaking views and a menu to match! The menu compliments the wines with its small but vast variety of perfect portions.
We had three varieties of Cabernet Sauvignon which were different in texture, color and taste.
We also had their Melbac and their white wine. We highly recommend this place.
Next time, we’re checking out the heated domes!
Food:
Spinach Artichoke dip w/hot pita
Duck & fig flatbread
Parmesan fried (huge bowl)
Maharani Crabbijie CR — Google review
Just a great experience all around. You don't even have to be here that long. The tastings are quick. The sunken garden experience we did was very laid back. Parking is a little on the light side. The prices are great, as their varieties are widely available, but their are limited editions only available here as well. The customer service was excellent, as they will let you taste a few to find what you like before buying. I'd advise all in the area to visit. Make reservations!
Craig Prater — Google review
Defenetly worth a visit! The place is beautiful and impressive, great way to spend an afternoon sipping on wine.
🍽 Food is OK, I tried their cheese and meat platter, an artichokes dip which is fantastic
🍷 I did a wine flight it was pretty good, I wish they would also give you recommendations on what to order to try your flight with. Wine is delicious by itself but you can also bring out a lot flavor notes by mixing it with food.
👤 Service is great, everyone is really nice.
🛎 make a reservation because it does get crowded
🚻 they have bathrooms
🅿️ they offer free parking inside chateau Ste Michelle
Paola Vallejo (Pao) — Google review
Gotta love the Grande Dame of Washington wineries! ♥️ The breathtaking grounds never disappoint and the majestic Chateau is a gorgeous as ever. Summer Concerts here are simply the best. We’ve experienced many concerts here over the years, but this one was a little different. The security now is top notch. They’ve really got it down. We sailed right through and it hardly felt like we even stood in line despite the full crowd. The wine was delicious, of course, that goes without saying. Fun assortment of food vendors too. Was impressed to see new, private viewing cabanas and additional assigned seating, although I don’t think anything could make me give up my beach chairs and picnic basket! Always a good time at Ste Michelle. Susan Says…the show must go on!
Susan Feldman, Broker — Google review
We had a fantastic dinner on Valentine's night at the winery. Nicole Metcalf gave us a table right next to the fireplace. Jake was our server and did a great job. Executive Chef Michael Jordon and his staff put out a fantastic dinner.
Look forward to doing this again
Jim Dodson — Google review
Had an amazing Build Your Own Charcuterie Board session with Laura Lee and Aaron at Chateau Ste. Michelle. Such an amazing and warm team, all very knowledgeable about wine, pairings and charcuterie boards! 10/10 would recommend for anyone looking for a memorable experience in Woodinville.
Pia Aguirre — Google review
An amazing experience! James Taylor concert was out of this world good! I think they need to figure out parking and crowd effectiveness though, seemed a bit cumbersome process but once inside love the venue. Give yourself at least 2 hours ahead of concert and go early!!! Plenty of food and wine while you wait in the beautiful venue. Also members get discounts 🥳
Stephanie Sprouse — Google review
Beautiful spot! The winery is an incredible property, including a concert venue with an awesome summer line up. We had the feature flight, which was affordable ($30) and delicious. We got to try 2 of their whites and 2 of their reds, with an additional bonus pour at the end. Although we didn't make it in time for the tour, we were still able to explore the grounds and various spaces inside.
Silvio Delgado — Google review
If you are looking to have winery experience in town without driving far, this is the best & most Beautiful property. They used to have a Free walk tour and wine tasting about 1/2 hour, but now not anymore. There are so many great things about it and you can easily spend 3 hours here: you can walk around inside the Chartaeu, wine display & selling areas; outside the entire property: the gazebo, the pond, the vineyard and concert areas. And the parking is free. The Ste. Michelle Brut Rosé wine is about $20, good to grab one and try. Highly recommended.
Yimama — Google review
Very nice venue and not very busy on this dreary Tuesday afternoon. Offers a different tasting each month, with small bites that match the wines.
Whatevagoes — Google review
My jaw dropped when I walked into this place! Endless options and loved the gift shop entrance. We were greeted by the hostess and they asked what we were looking for in tastings. We wanted a variety so we were guided to the Enoteca upstairs. James was our winery host and really helped assist us in andwering our questions and making sure we knew about the different options and tastings. I REALLY enjoyed 14 Hands options from dessert to dinner pairings. My husband fell in love with Erath the pinor. This stop is a must see!
Erika Jane — Google review
Went with a group of 9 and they were so accommodating. We ordered 3 bottles to share, they even included a bottle of champagne for our celebration. They were all delicious. Our server was so sweet and fun, she made the whole experience worth it.
Adriane G — Google review
Beautiful winery, really good wines and incredible service.
We came for one flight tasting and stayed there for a lot more and some delicious food. They explained every single wine, told us about the grapes and where they are made and made our time incredible.
Thanks to Elly & Ruben for making our visit so much more special!!
Valeria Sosa — Google review
Wine Tasting Series, Part 4
Wineries…in the Pacific Northwest? That would have been news to me if it weren’t for our friends @jnmgoose, @daphae11, and @fred.mougayer. That group of HT Friends (who have coincidentally never been in a room all together…thus far 😉) all recommended that we make the time to visit Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery and are we glad that someone (🫵) finally listened (🤦♂️)!!!
While the “Wine Tasting Series” is a relatively new one, a clear favorite has emerged. I mean, what is there NOT to like here?
The wine selection is extensive (including bubbly options), there is a calendar of live musical performances, their Summer Concert Series features a shocking number of quality musicians, they offer private Chateau Igloos, and they offer a (limited, but) quality diverse menu of food options.
Although we didn’t have the opportunity during our visit, we’d love to experience their “Bubbly Beats Experience” in the future which features curated song playlists linked to specific wine pairings. 🤯
Oh, yeah. We are definitely hoping for a return visit. After all, we don’t always drink sparkling wine, but when we do, we prefer Chateau Ste. Michelle Rose. 😉
And that’s…Henry’s Take.
#pnwwineries
Henry Voros — Google review
Had a lovely time there. The tasting was awesome. The grounds are amazing and we had an amazing person to show us and tell us things. Thank you Michelle from customer guest services for telling us about the peacocks that were there and giving us a tasting.
Elaborate memorial dedicated to guitarist Jimi Hendrix in the Greenwood Memorial Park cemetery.
Beautiful and well maintained memorial in a peaceful cemetery. Maybe not wild of enough for the style of Jimi in life, but a mroeual fitting for him none the less.
Aaron Stenehjem — Google review
Beautiful memorial, nicely done. Worth flying across the country to see, even around the world. Excellent experience. Rock on, Jimi. Thanks for the love and music.
Dances With Newbs — Google review
Easy location to find and it's open to the public. It's popular but not too busy. Sad he died so young. It's a family's memorial that features Jimi.
Wildcraft Rose — Google review
This was the first respects I paid to an iconic, influential and genuine artist Jimi Hendrix. The overwhelming feeling of peace and love and a little something magical about the air. I thought these photos from my 2011 west coast trip had long ago disappeared but stumbled across them a few weeks ago and figured a small belated review and sharing were in order. ✌ Fly on little wing...
Brandon Givens — Google review
I visited Jimi’s grave first in 1997. It was a simple stone hidden away. What the family has done here is wonderful. Fitting for a man that has such an impact on so many.
Richard Wilkins — Google review
Very well maintained and beautiful area. Visitors should keep in mind the monument is part of the local cemetery and other members of the Hendrix family are interred there.
Austin Banks — Google review
We saw this memorial circa 1999 when we first moved to the area. Visited again in 2021... even better. Recommend a visit. I saw Jimi Hendrix in concert in 1968 and was hooked as a fan. Purple flowers that line the walkway .... a very nice touch. Will post more pics soon.
A must see.
Jim Cook — Google review
Great place to remember.
Take a moment to be with him and his music.
There is also offered a Jimmy Hendrix Memorial Room to sit and relax with his spirit in a Private place (see my pictures from this room - wall).
The place is worth to travel to visit!
Dude Mertens — Google review
This memorial is lovely. So unique and fitting for such a pioneer in music and social consciousness. Beautiful cemetery.
Vermont Hikermom — Google review
It doesn't matter where you stand, it's a powerful feeling from down the walkway, or standing within next to the guitar surrounded by his words. I felt gratitude being there early enough in the morning I got to be alone to take it all in. Appreciate that there is thought of family here so they are together.
Queen Bituli — Google review
Easy to find and pretty cool memorial for Jimi Hendrix. The purple flowers are so pretty even on cloudy days. If you are a music fan, you should check out this spot and tourist attraction. I would have loved to see him live. What an amazing show that would have been!
Please be respectful as this is a memorial!
Jewels Lutovsky — Google review
Very nice memorial open to the public. Please be respectful and keep the area tidy!
I loved the purple flowers planted around the edge, a very nice touch. You don't need to spend a lot of time here buts it's a must visit for any Jimi Hendrix or general music fan. Very peaceful and well done.
Perry Harrell — Google review
It's a lovely cemetery, very well taken care of. Nice memorial to Jimi Hendrix.
kevan Aponte — Google review
A beautiful yet subtle memorial for the beloved Jimi Hendrix. So many lipstick kisses for the legend on his murals. Just a gorgeous cemetery in general.
Vinny Balzano — Google review
In 2017, I was burning up the road heading out of country. I'd been from Oklahoma to Florida. Then Florida to Texas, and on to Arizona after that. From Arizona it was on to California, and so on up to Washington. Many times during that ride, Jimi had come up on my iPod. When I stopped in Oregon, and was looking over Seattle for sites to see, I saw that his memorial was in the area. I rode out of Vancouver, OR at 3 or 4 am, and all I played on the way up were his albums. I got to his Memorial a little after the sun rose and spent a some time there paying respects. He was gone too soon, but his voice and words will live on long after I'm gone. Rest in peace.
William Mc — Google review
My work takes me near the Greenwood Memorial Park cemetery a couple of times a week, right around the break of dawn. The sky in the east turns slightly pink, sprinklers turn on, and the mist makes the memorial appear hovering off the ground. I light up one, and play one of Jimi's songs. It is a nice way to spend one's break.
Bellevue Botanical Garden is a free entry garden in WA that offers a variety of landscapes like woodlands, wetlands, and gardens. The garden also hosts holiday light festivities, art exhibits, and concerts for visitors to enjoy. Dogs are not permitted in the premises. The gift shop has unique gifts for sale, while clean restrooms and water fountains are available for convenience. There is also a coffee house/cafe located within the garden area.
What a great place to come for a garden stroll in Bellevue, WA. It’s a free admission garden, NO dogs are allowed. There is a small gift shop with various unique gifts. Clean restrooms and water fountain, there is a cute little coffee house/cafe in the middle of the gardens. This is one of my absolute favorite gardens to come for a stroll, so many different areas to explore. You can easily spend 1-2 hours here, bring a picnic and a book for a relaxing warm day. Enjoy!
Gemsofthewild — Google review
Such a gem!! Beautiful flowers, plants, trees... Very welcoming environment. Small library in the coffee shop with friendly people. While we walked I noticed that is such a thoughtful setup through the park, you can find benches everywhere, nice shadow areas for the sunny day. A beautiful temple to come and meditate or observe. Every section of the park has a nice ambience. I enjoyed visiting this place.
M. S. — Google review
Love coming to this place every year it’s different and to add new lights. They serve hot drinks which is an added bonus on those cold nights. Highly recommend booking and coming here with the family.
Arash Khoddamy — Google review
The Bellevue Botanical Garden is a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its sprawling 53 acres of diverse gardens, restored woodlands, and natural wetlands, it's a haven for nature lovers and photographers alike.
* **Vibrant Blooms:** My visit during sunny weather was perfectly timed to witness a stunning display of colorful flowers in bloom.
* **Garden Variety:** The variety of gardens is impressive, from the peaceful Fuchsia Garden to the educational Native Discovery Garden. Each section offers a unique perspective on the Pacific Northwest flora.
* **Free Admission:** A huge perk is that the garden is free to enter, making it an accessible and budget-friendly outing for everyone.
* **Capture the Beauty:** Don't forget your camera! The vibrant flowers and picturesque landscapes provide ample opportunities for capturing stunning photos and videos, just like I did.
* **Relax and Reflect:** Find a quiet corner amidst the lush greenery and simply soak in the tranquility of the surroundings.
**Overall, the Bellevue Botanical Garden is a must-visit for anyone seeking a peaceful escape or a dose of floral inspiration. I highly recommend it!**
William Lee (Freebilly Photography) — Google review
Beautiful place to visit! Lovely plants with descriptive cards. The paths are long with much to see. We went for the Christmas lights and were very impressed. An article said there's half a million lights. I can easily believe it. Amazing shapes with some even being animated. Highly recommend!
Arian Kulp — Google review
My husband and I came here to go for a walk. Super cute place. Very nice and clean. We enjoyed the suspension bridge the most. The coffee shop was great and the variety of different flowers was amazing. Some we've never seen before. Would be a great place to get married at. Beautiful park. There is restrooms that are very clean. And very cute little gift shop. Make sure to grab a map so you know where you are. There are lots of paths and you can easily get turned around. Highly recommend.
Darlene Stewart — Google review
I just love this place. So many different and unique plants and trees. You could just spend hours walking around on the trails and relax here. Once you’re inside you totally forget you’re in the middle of a city. There is no entrance fee and there is free parking as well
Azhar Malik — Google review
Beautiful place to go!!! A great place for just a nice walk but also an amazing place for some gorgeous photos. Its free during their off times (not during Christmas lights and such). Wonderful little place to go.
Margaret Thurston — Google review
Bellevue Botanical Garden is immaculate, well-maintained, and endlessly gorgeous. It's free, and provided an amazing experience.
I highly recommend visiting if you're in the area, or local. It's something I had never checked out before because of how hidden it is, but it is high and above the best public park I've ever been to. It's serene, yet full of life.
Christian Ledger — Google review
A massive green space that beautifully transitions from a garden full of colourful flowers and perennials, to a trail with various types of ferns and shrouded by massively tall trees, and everything in between.
Whether you are into nature photography, want to explore with family, or just want some peaceful time surrounded by nature - there's something for everyone. On top of that, it's free to visit!
Highly recommended!
Robin Mitra — Google review
Color around every bend in the meandering sunlit expertly curated landscape. Awesome resources to learn more about the varietals. Spring be blooming and the birds be singing. Enjoy!
There is no wrong turn as you can circle around for another moment enjoying the work of expert gardening. Yet feels wild as an old growth forest.
Frederick Burke — Google review
This is a great place to visit with kids/family, especially in the summer. You can see an amazing variety of plants while walking through their trails. It has a Japanese garden as well. It is a great spot to spend the evening in peace amidst nature.
There is a coffee shop and a gift store as well. The garden itself is free to visit, and has ample parking spots.
arjun parameswaran — Google review
We were there early morning and it was almost perfect. A little chilly, a fair amount of mosquitoes and only a handful of others. I wish we'd have had more time to spend there. The house and store were closed but it was quiet and peaceful. The flowers were beautiful as well as the grounds. It was free and the bathrooms were heated and very clean. What a blessing to have in the heart of the Bellevue area.
Stephanie Bartholomew — Google review
We went in the afternoon of a sunny day in April so the weather was perfect.
We enjoyed the walk in the garden. Many roses and flowers have not blossomed yet. Some plants has name tags and others has codes to scan and see in the website.
Unfortunately the coffee house closes early around two, while the place is available for later time. If you are coming in the afternoon bring your own drinks and snacks.
Ghadeer AlMuhaisen — Google review
A very beautiful garden with a large variety of flowers, trees and other plants and the bees were busy working on the flowers. The Japanese garden is a must see. Also it's free and the parking is also free. It is such a blessing for people in Seattle to be able to enjoy such a beautiful place.
Yewen Tan — Google review
I recently visited the Bellevue Botanical Garden and was absolutely mesmerized by its natural beauty and serene ambiance. This hidden gem in Bellevue, Washington, is a must-visit for nature lovers and garden enthusiasts.
The garden boasts a wide variety of meticulously maintained gardens, each with its own unique charm. From the vibrant Perennial Border to the enchanting Yao Garden inspired by Japanese design, there's something for everyone to appreciate. The Native Discovery Garden was a personal favorite, showcasing the rich diversity of plants native to the Pacific Northwest.
I was impressed by the informative and friendly staff at the Visitor Center, who provided valuable insights and recommendations during my visit. The gift shop was stocked with a delightful selection of plants, books, and garden-related items that make for perfect gifts or souvenirs.
Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape from the city or seeking inspiration for your own garden, the Bellevue Botanical Garden is an oasis that will leave you feeling rejuvenated and inspired. It's a place where you can connect with nature, appreciate the beauty of plants, and enjoy moments of tranquility.
I highly recommend visiting the Bellevue Botanical Garden. It's a true gem that showcases the nature in a nutshell and provides an unforgettable experience.
Notable mention; Ravine Experience is something out of an anaconda movie, the wilderness and the whimsically adventurous bridge make the trail although mesmerizing.
Nikhil I — Google review
Such an amazing space! Absolutely beautiful gardens, free parking, and plenty to see and do. They even have a cute coffee shop to grab coffee while you walk the gardens. Parking fills up fast!
Pro tip: carpool with a friend and get in early. It’s full by 11 am.
Marisa Moore — Google review
We visited at a fairly busy time, but had no trouble in finding parking!
The entire garden was massive, and we tried to visit each part of it. Everything was beautifully arranged with a wide variety of sights and plants. The garden has a nice picnic spot by their cafe and tomato garden, which is definitely a nice spot to visit with friends and family! Will come again.
Sophia Dang — Google review
Beautiful green space transitioning from colorful flowers to hiking trail with winding paths, small water fountains, meditation space and more. There are multiple entrances with a lot of ground to cover. One of the hiking trail leads to a beautiful bridge at the end which is a prime photography spot. Parking is plentiful on the weekend. Kind of secluded and a space to provide calming experience. A must visit whether you enjoy nature photography or want to have fun with nature/friends/family.
Admission: Free
Season to visit: all time; there are holiday lights during winter and plenty of greenery and colors in spring and summer
Aplih A — Google review
Absolutely beautiful garden!! We went in January and most plants were dead but definitely going to be back when they're in full bloom, nonetheless still a great adventure! Nice walk, very peaceful, great for all ages, clean and serene. You could hear frogs and see hummingbirds, the bridge was really awesome as well! Free entry, and huge parking lot.
Danielle — Google review
This is a super fun free activity to do. We went on a lightly rainy day admittedly during off season and I still enjoyed the gorgeous scenery. They had so many paths, ample signs, and clearly traversable paths as well. I can’t wait to visit in the warmer weather to see all the plants during full bloom.
Aneka Zarger — Google review
Park is beautiful as it is bountiful, colorful as colorful gets (season permitting), and honestly you can't beat the price: FREE (± optional donation). Come once and again to meditate and marvel at what the garden has to offer with trails and features aplenty. If spring is in the air, be sure to bring your allergy meds.
Pick up a free map or scan for one to follow online. Kids can enjoy the activity sheet that includes a scavenger hunt. Adults can join too: "Find a flower, stem, or branch with the same number of petals or leaves as your age"...ok, maybe too difficult! Dogs aren't allowed although there is a nearby park (Wilburton Hill) where you can take your pooch. All the less to worry about what you might step in anyway.
The layout of the garden kind of reminds me of a statue of a Grecian goddess—like which you might see pouring water into a stream. To wit, starting from the Trillium gift shop, stroll along the top of the goddess' head (Rock Garden, Urban Meadow), onto the forehead (Perennial Border), face (Tateuchi Loop), bodice (Lost Meadow Trail, Ravine Bridge), neck (Native Discovery Garden), nape (Yao Garden), and curly coiffure (Shorts House, fuchsias, rhodies, waterfall).
Towards year-end, come back to see their spectacular Garden D'Lites nighttime extravaganza for a nominal fee. For about a month the garden is lit up at night with a gadzillion (give or take) Christmas lights, all meticulously constructed months in advance and designed to dazzle you away and tide you over to your next visit to this one of the city's best shared secrets.
Defenestratus — Google review
This is a beautiful free garden. We could have stayed twice as long as we did. I think we were there a little over and hour and we only saw half. The suspension bridge was really fun and had some amazing views. The plants were not in bloom but that did not take away from the beauty. You could really see the moss on the trees and just how alive the forest is. They had their garden lights up for the holidays so those were throught but unlit. They weren't distracting or anything, they made us wish we had time to see them at night. Parking was free as well. We went on a Sunday morning and didn't pass many people on the trial. It was beautiful, I highly recommend 👌
megan lynn prather — Google review
We visited for the holiday lights display. It was a great visit! A nice, leisurely stroll through very nice and rightly themed lights, it was a great experience.
Plenty of volunteers on hand, often offering to take a picture of you and your family if they see you doing a selfie.
Just a really nice walk seeing all of the lights. Parking on their lot at the time had a small charge of $5, but it was unfortunately full so we parked down the hill for free, but the hill is a steep one and a bit daunting if you're not an active person.
But well worth the trip!
J. Lawrence Ray — Google review
Nice stroll at the gardens. As its winter, flowers have not bloomed yet, but there is nice foliage around. Having maps along the way (and also distances as to how long each trail) would be nice. Can't be free entrance and free parking!
Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park is a spacious 57-acre lakeside park situated in Renton. This delightful park offers an abundance of recreational activities and amenities for visitors to enjoy. These include multiple boat launches, a scenic walking trail, well-maintained tennis courts, and various picnic areas where families can relax and have fun. Additionally, the park boasts a swimming beach that beckons visitors to cool off on warm days.
This is a beautiful park with a lot of amenities! The boat ramps are well-maintained and flow smoothly. There are two restaurants, Ivar's, and Kidd Valley burgers and both are very good. On the south end of the park there are plenty of pavilions to have group gatherings, and a bathroom building centrally located. There are lots of different playground structures for people to play on. You can get a really nice view of the lake from most of the park, and it's great anytime of day until closing.
Chrysocolla Dawn — Google review
This park is great! Good for walks, conversations with friends and family. If you are going there for an event like Easter or a holiday just be prepared to wait for parking. There are plenty of ducks, seating by the docks near the hotel. I suggest bringing your own chair. There are some restaurants nearby and tennis courts too. All in all I give this place 5 stars!
Tim Hoon — Google review
Beautiful park with an amazing walkway that goes for over a mile along the lake. Volleyball and tennis courts. Swimming area with beach and concessions during the summer. Very large play areas for children. Boat launch and docks next to two local quick service restaurants. (Seafood/burgers) a very well maintained park.
Nathan Mikesell — Google review
The park is open to the public year-round. It attracts a huge number of visitors in the Fall. The Fall foliage is beautiful. The rains or showers make the scenery looks more dramatic. The fogging in the early dawn is the best time for visitor to capture postcard quality of fall foliage 😀
Quang Pham — Google review
This park is a beautiful place to come to relax, sit on the grass or kick back on a blanket and look out at the lake, or simply take a walk! Very well manicured lawns and gardens. They have well maintained restrooms and a nice large covered table area to either sit to get out of the sun for a while, or, sit and eat a bite from Ivars Seafood Bar or Kidd Valley Burger.
Bunny Girl — Google review
Great place for people, not so for dogs. Signs posted no dogs allowed in mostly all walkways etc. It was my first time so I had my companion with me and saw a few other. There are nicely manicured gardens and grassed areas along the water. Truly a beautiful place. One can circle out onto the docks. Then go to Kidd Valley for burgers or Ivars for Seafood. Parking was dotted with Handicapped 🅿️ and restrooms were open by the restaurants. Nice big barbecue pits and picnic tables to eat. Also there’s a boat launch here too, (read signs for restrictions)
Ann Mari Gantenbein — Google review
I love this park, a definite go-to for quality time with friends and family. Also, Ivar's is located near by, so stopping by to have lunch would make a great way to end your day here.
Kendra Marie — Google review
Wonderful park with a small beach, playground, grills, picnic tables, shelters, restrooms, and an Ivar's seafood restaurant. The parking lot was completely full at 7 pm on a beautiful Saturday night, so be aware of that. Nice place to watch the sunset!
Irene Williams — Google review
The only issue is the lack of available parking spots on a nice day. Besides that, this place has it all- swimming, boating, BBQ'ing, grass, sand, ducks, lifeguards (when summer is official!), a dock to jump off and to walk along, lots of space. We will be coming back
Thrifty Buys (Xtina) — Google review
I came here to get some work done before driving home and found a spot to sit at a table next to the Ivars outdoor section by the marina. The sun started to set and after I finished working, I walked around checking out the rest of the park and getting some great sunset photos. I was going to plunge but there was sign saying there is bacteria in the water and not to swim. Total Bummer!
Jewels Lutovsky — Google review
We haven’t been here for a long time and were finally able to come to the park, which has been quite beautifully transformed lately. There is a large playground area here, they built a small bird island and connected the park with restaurants. Also the beach is quite clean for children.
Alex Budchanin — Google review
Beautiful docks to walk on and a little burger shack on the waterfront next to Ivar's with decent prices. Was hoping to see a sunset but there wasn't much of one today. Lots of seating around and good view points.
Liz Bit — Google review
Amazing park and next to the water. Simply amazing. It has a play structure suitable for kids of all ages. I even saw some teens playing around and another 1 year old like my boy. It can get a little windy because it’s next to such a big lake so bring an extra something warm just in case. The park is very far away from the parking lot so it has a high car safe distance for me. The water is visible from the park but I felt is like wasn’t too close either. It has a nice apartment building opposite the lake. Can’t wait to explore it some more. It is also close to a seafood restaurant and it has a great trail.
Amalfi Alberts — Google review
Beautiful park, great view! Visited during the day. I assume there are nice sunsets you can capture. Dogs are not allowed....there are some other restrictions as well.
zh vl — Google review
Nice park for a walk, for kids to play in large playground and a small beach. There's two fast food restaurants and a pier. Beautiful in autumn, too, for pictures. There's public restrooms and a couple of picnic tables by the playground.
Adriana Santangelo — Google review
Update 1: i recently visited it again and everything was wonderful and amazing as it usually is
I have never been to any beautiful, clean, and spacious park like this before. This gorgeous park offers fantastic sceneries, many kids' playgrounds, boat launching, and swimming areas. If you are hungry and thirsty, feel free to stop by some delicious food stores nearby with many restrooms. I highly recommend it to anyone
Danny Tram — Google review
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1201 Lake Washington Blvd N, Renton, WA 98056, USA