



by WOW Nature Tours - Susan Hill
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.$158This half-day hiking tour from Seattle combines about two hours of moderate walking on a 3-mile trail through old-growth forest along the Snoqualmie River to Twin Falls. The trail includes several short inclines lasting around eight minutes each. After the hike, the group drives to Snoqualmie Falls, a 270-foot waterfall viewed from multiple platforms. The drive passes through North Bend, known for its connection to the TV show Twin Peaks, and the historic logging town of Snoqualmie, where old steam locomotives and a depot from 1890 can be seen. Before returning to Seattle, the tour stops at Borst Lake, where Mount Si is often reflected in the water. Bottled water and air conditioning during vehicle transfers are included. Pickup and drop-off are available in downtown Seattle or near the Space Needle if requested.
Snoqualmie Falls
The tour drives to Snoqualmie Falls, a 270-foot waterfall viewed from several platforms. After seeing the falls, the route continues through Snoqualmie town, featuring the 1890 historic depot and old steam locomotives. Before heading back to Seattle, there is a stop at Borst Lake, known for views of Mount Si reflected on the water.
90 min
Twin Falls
The group is picked up in downtown Seattle and driven east for about 30 minutes to the trailhead at Olallie State Park. They hike for about two hours on a moderate 3-mile trail through old-growth forest along the Snoqualmie Lower River to reach Twin Falls and the Upper Falls. The hike includes several short inclines lasting about five minutes each. After the hike, the drive continues through North Bend, where the diner from the TV show Twin Peaks is located, before arriving at the historic logging town of Snoqualmie.
180 min
Seattle
Pickup and drop-off take place in downtown Seattle.
Space Needle
Pickup and drop-off can alternatively occur near the Space Needle if requested.
Snoqualmie
The tour drives through the historic logging town of Snoqualmie, where many old steam engines remain on the train tracks.
Lake Washington
The vehicle crosses a large floating bridge over Lake Washington on the way to the falls.
North Bend
The route passes through North Bend, a logging town known as the filming location of the 1990s TV show Twin Peaks.
We will meet outside Sephora next to the big arch on 415 Pine St. I will be wearing a pink flower fleece pullover, so it should be easy to spot me.
End point
We will meet outside Sephora’s entrance on 415 Pine St.




by WOW Nature Tours - Susan Hill
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.$158This half-day hiking tour from Seattle combines about two hours of moderate walking on a 3-mile trail through old-growth forest along the Snoqualmie River to Twin Falls. The trail includes several short inclines lasting around eight minutes each. After the hike, the group drives to Snoqualmie Falls, a 270-foot waterfall viewed from multiple platforms. The drive passes through North Bend, known for its connection to the TV show Twin Peaks, and the historic logging town of Snoqualmie, where old steam locomotives and a depot from 1890 can be seen. Before returning to Seattle, the tour stops at Borst Lake, where Mount Si is often reflected in the water. Bottled water and air conditioning during vehicle transfers are included. Pickup and drop-off are available in downtown Seattle or near the Space Needle if requested.
Snoqualmie Falls
The tour drives to Snoqualmie Falls, a 270-foot waterfall viewed from several platforms. After seeing the falls, the route continues through Snoqualmie town, featuring the 1890 historic depot and old steam locomotives. Before heading back to Seattle, there is a stop at Borst Lake, known for views of Mount Si reflected on the water.
90 min
Twin Falls
The group is picked up in downtown Seattle and driven east for about 30 minutes to the trailhead at Olallie State Park. They hike for about two hours on a moderate 3-mile trail through old-growth forest along the Snoqualmie Lower River to reach Twin Falls and the Upper Falls. The hike includes several short inclines lasting about five minutes each. After the hike, the drive continues through North Bend, where the diner from the TV show Twin Peaks is located, before arriving at the historic logging town of Snoqualmie.
180 min
Seattle
Pickup and drop-off take place in downtown Seattle.
Space Needle
Pickup and drop-off can alternatively occur near the Space Needle if requested.
Snoqualmie
The tour drives through the historic logging town of Snoqualmie, where many old steam engines remain on the train tracks.
Lake Washington
The vehicle crosses a large floating bridge over Lake Washington on the way to the falls.
North Bend
The route passes through North Bend, a logging town known as the filming location of the 1990s TV show Twin Peaks.
We will meet outside Sephora next to the big arch on 415 Pine St. I will be wearing a pink flower fleece pullover, so it should be easy to spot me.
End point
We will meet outside Sephora’s entrance on 415 Pine St.