Salish Lodge & Spa
Lodge and spa at the top of Snoqualmie Falls, with a restaurant, lounge and café open to day visitors.
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Snoqualmie Falls places and business directory
The Salish Lodge entrance and paid lot in autumn, November 2023. Photo: Chris Light · Source · CC BY-SA 4.0
A short directory of places to eat, stay and explore around Snoqualmie Falls, with links to their own current information.
Updated · Independent visitor guide
Snoqualmie Inn by Hotel America
Hotel on Snoqualmie Ridge, about 4 miles from the falls, with an indoor pool. Listed on the City of Snoqualmie’s lodging page.
View current information for Snoqualmie Inn by Hotel AmericaThe Roadhouse Restaurant & Inn
Restaurant and small inn in Fall City, in business since 1916; its exterior played the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks.
View current information for The Roadhouse Restaurant & InnSnoqualmie Falls Brewery
Brewery and taproom at 8032 Falls Avenue SE in downtown Snoqualmie, a mile from the falls.
View current information for Snoqualmie Falls BreweryCaadxi Oaxaca
Oaxacan restaurant at 8030 Railroad Avenue SE in downtown Snoqualmie, with mezcal and tequila.
View current information for Caadxi OaxacaTwede’s Cafe
North Bend diner at 137 W North Bend Way that played the Double R in Twin Peaks; known for cherry pie.
View current information for Twede’s CafeSnoqualmie Falls Gift Shop and Visitor Center
Shop and visitor center in the upper park beside the observation deck, with snacks, souvenirs and visitor information.
View current information for Snoqualmie Falls Gift Shop and Visitor CenterSnoqualmie Falls Hydroelectric Museum
Puget Sound Energy’s museum of the 1899 power plant, in historic company buildings near the falls.
View current information for Snoqualmie Falls Hydroelectric MuseumNorthwest Railway Museum
The 1890 Snoqualmie Depot, weekend excursion trains to the top of the falls and the Train Shed Exhibit Hall.
View current information for Northwest Railway MuseumRemlinger Farms
Family farm park in Carnation, about 20 minutes north, with rides and U-pick seasons.
View current information for Remlinger FarmsOlallie State Park
State park on the South Fork Snoqualmie River with the Twin Falls trail and Weeks Falls. Discover Pass required.
View current information for Olallie State ParkMount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area
State-managed land around Mount Si and Little Si, with the trailheads on SE Mount Si Road.
View current information for Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation AreaPalouse to Cascades State Park Trail
Former railroad grade from Rattlesnake Lake over the Cascades, including the 2.3-mile Snoqualmie Tunnel.
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Keep planning your visit
Snoqualmie Falls guideEat & drinkYou can eat right at the falls at Salish Lodge, or drive a few minutes to the restaurants of downtown Snoqualmie, North Bend and Fall City.
Snoqualmie Falls guideWhere to stayThere is one hotel at the falls and only a few in the valley, so many visitors stay on the Eastside or in Seattle and drive out. Here are the options.
Snoqualmie Falls guideAttractionsSnoqualmie Falls is the centerpiece, but the park, the lodge on the cliff, a century-old power plant and the railroad town a mile upriver turn a stop into a day. Here is how the sights fit together.