Leavenworth 8-9 Hour Tour from Seattle with Bigfoot Stop and Lunch
by Oktaytours
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This full-day bus tour from Seattle covers several towns and scenic spots before reaching Leavenworth, a Bavarian-style village in Washington known for its German-themed shops and restaurants. The tour lasts about 8 to 9 hours and includes snacks but no dinner. The journey begins by crossing Lake Washington via one of its floating bridges, followed by a drive through Bellevue, a city known for its tech industry and views. Next, the route passes through Woodinville, noted for its wineries, breweries, and distilleries, and then Monroe, a town set among rivers and forests with agricultural and natural attractions. A highlight stop occurs at Gold Bar, where you spend about 15 minutes at the Bigfoot watching area. Here, guests can take photos with a Bigfoot figure at Espresso Chalet, see a 14-foot wood carving from the movie "Harry and the Henderson’s," and enjoy coffee or espresso drinks (own cost) while viewing a 265-foot waterfall and the Skykomish River Valley. The tour also includes a brief walk near a cool caboose and entry to the Iron Goat Trail, a historic railroad trail from 1893. It passes Stevens Pass, a ski resort with 37 trails and 1124 acres of terrain, suited mostly for intermediate skiers. At Leavenworth, the tour stops for two hours for lunch (own expense) and free time to explore. Leavenworth has more than 90 unique shops, including wine and art galleries, and many German-style restaurants offering dishes like Schweinshaxe, German sausage, and Munich beer. The town also houses the Nutcracker Museum, with over 7,000 nutcrackers from various periods. On the return trip, there is a 15-minute stop at Deception Falls, where you can stretch your legs and see a multi-tiered waterfall noted for the creek’s sharp 90-degree turn.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Lake Washington
Cross Lake Washington by one of the floating bridges east of Seattle for sightseeing.
Bellevue
Pass through Bellevue, a city across Lake Washington from Seattle, known for its tech companies like Microsoft and Expedia and named for its beautiful views.
Woodinville
Drive through Woodinville, located in the Sammamish River Valley, recognized for its wineries, craft breweries, cideries, and distilleries.
Monroe
Stop near Monroe, where rivers meet in the Cascade foothills; the area combines farming, logging, horse breeding, and natural parks.
Gold Bar
Spend about 15 minutes at the Bigfoot watching area with souvenir shopping. Guests can photograph a Bigfoot figure at Espresso Chalet and see a 14-foot wood carving of Harry Henderson from the movie 'Harry and the Henderson's.' Coffee and espresso drinks are available for purchase. The site overlooks a 265-foot waterfall and panoramic views of the Skykomish River Valley.
15 min
Iron Goat Trail Entrance
Brief stop at the location with a cool caboose and access to the Iron Goat Trail, a gentle walk along the former Great Northern railroad grade built in 1893.
10 min
Stevens Pass
Pass by Stevens Pass, a ski resort with 10 chair lifts and 1 surface lift offering 549 metres (1800 feet) of vertical descent over 1124 acres and 37 trails. The resort is mainly suited for intermediate skiers and snowboarders but includes terrain for beginners and advanced skiers.
Leavenworth
Two-hour stop from 13:00 to 15:00 for lunch (own expense) and free time. Leavenworth is the second most popular tourist destination in Washington state after Seattle, with more than 90 shops including wine shops and art galleries. Restaurants serve German-style dishes such as Schweinshaxe, German sausage, and Munich beer. The Nutcracker Museum contains over 7,000 nutcrackers from prehistoric to modern times.
120 min
Deception Falls
A 15-minute stop at Deception Falls to stretch legs and view the multi-tiered waterfall with a distinctive 90-degree turn in the creek.
15 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Leavenworth 8-9 Hour Tour from Seattle with Bigfoot Stop and Lunch
by Oktaytours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$390Overview
This full-day bus tour from Seattle covers several towns and scenic spots before reaching Leavenworth, a Bavarian-style village in Washington known for its German-themed shops and restaurants. The tour lasts about 8 to 9 hours and includes snacks but no dinner. The journey begins by crossing Lake Washington via one of its floating bridges, followed by a drive through Bellevue, a city known for its tech industry and views. Next, the route passes through Woodinville, noted for its wineries, breweries, and distilleries, and then Monroe, a town set among rivers and forests with agricultural and natural attractions. A highlight stop occurs at Gold Bar, where you spend about 15 minutes at the Bigfoot watching area. Here, guests can take photos with a Bigfoot figure at Espresso Chalet, see a 14-foot wood carving from the movie "Harry and the Henderson’s," and enjoy coffee or espresso drinks (own cost) while viewing a 265-foot waterfall and the Skykomish River Valley. The tour also includes a brief walk near a cool caboose and entry to the Iron Goat Trail, a historic railroad trail from 1893. It passes Stevens Pass, a ski resort with 37 trails and 1124 acres of terrain, suited mostly for intermediate skiers. At Leavenworth, the tour stops for two hours for lunch (own expense) and free time to explore. Leavenworth has more than 90 unique shops, including wine and art galleries, and many German-style restaurants offering dishes like Schweinshaxe, German sausage, and Munich beer. The town also houses the Nutcracker Museum, with over 7,000 nutcrackers from various periods. On the return trip, there is a 15-minute stop at Deception Falls, where you can stretch your legs and see a multi-tiered waterfall noted for the creek’s sharp 90-degree turn.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Lake Washington
Cross Lake Washington by one of the floating bridges east of Seattle for sightseeing.
Bellevue
Pass through Bellevue, a city across Lake Washington from Seattle, known for its tech companies like Microsoft and Expedia and named for its beautiful views.
Woodinville
Drive through Woodinville, located in the Sammamish River Valley, recognized for its wineries, craft breweries, cideries, and distilleries.
Monroe
Stop near Monroe, where rivers meet in the Cascade foothills; the area combines farming, logging, horse breeding, and natural parks.
Gold Bar
Spend about 15 minutes at the Bigfoot watching area with souvenir shopping. Guests can photograph a Bigfoot figure at Espresso Chalet and see a 14-foot wood carving of Harry Henderson from the movie 'Harry and the Henderson's.' Coffee and espresso drinks are available for purchase. The site overlooks a 265-foot waterfall and panoramic views of the Skykomish River Valley.
15 min
Iron Goat Trail Entrance
Brief stop at the location with a cool caboose and access to the Iron Goat Trail, a gentle walk along the former Great Northern railroad grade built in 1893.
10 min
Stevens Pass
Pass by Stevens Pass, a ski resort with 10 chair lifts and 1 surface lift offering 549 metres (1800 feet) of vertical descent over 1124 acres and 37 trails. The resort is mainly suited for intermediate skiers and snowboarders but includes terrain for beginners and advanced skiers.
Leavenworth
Two-hour stop from 13:00 to 15:00 for lunch (own expense) and free time. Leavenworth is the second most popular tourist destination in Washington state after Seattle, with more than 90 shops including wine shops and art galleries. Restaurants serve German-style dishes such as Schweinshaxe, German sausage, and Munich beer. The Nutcracker Museum contains over 7,000 nutcrackers from prehistoric to modern times.
120 min
Deception Falls
A 15-minute stop at Deception Falls to stretch legs and view the multi-tiered waterfall with a distinctive 90-degree turn in the creek.
15 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.