Snoqualmie Falls

The view is very nice. There are enough spaces to park. The fall is impressive, and we can see rainbow. The trail is interesting with different plants. The trees are interesting. Nice trip. There are some introductions of the hydropower system and the history of Indian culture.

Love this place! The easy trail was steep and sandy but still with amazing views. People were polite but parking was scarce and the machines to pay, only one was working. But it’s so pretty! Dog friendly and free to get in. Clean and well maintained. Furry friends are allowed as long as they’re on leash. Love it!!!

Well worth the visit! Did not feel crowded even though there were lots of people there due to the layout. Park at the free parking and walk across. The walk to the lower falls is steep and is probably too strenuous for some people.

Amazing scenery. Great place for a fresh breath of air . Did the hike all the way down near the fall please wear a comfortable hiking shoes it’s worth the trip I recommend it’s a great exercise and a beautiful scenery.

The visitors center doesn’t open until 10 am. It is free to visit- however, there is a paid parking lot by the visitors center, but I was told there is also a free parking lot across the street. The overlook is pretty and there’s a half mile trail to the base of the falls with river access. The area is beautiful. I was disheartened to see people leaving their trash at the river access. Please clean up after yourself if you visit!

Absolutely stunning 268-foot waterfall. Easy paved walkway to viewing platform - accessible for everyone. Best during spring snowmelt when water volume peaks. Free parking but fills up fast on weekends, so arrive early. Beautiful rainbows form in the mist on sunny days. Clean facilities and restrooms available. Just 30 minutes from Seattle but feels like deep wilderness. Must-visit Washington natural wonder.

Park across the street for free and cross over on the bridge. It's a short walk to the waterfall. There is a separate parking area down the road for the bottom of the waterfall viewing zone. You may also hike to the bottom viewing area. This hike is steep and definitely not beginner friendly or for people who have health restrictions.

It was a busy Memorial Day weekend so we ended up parking at the overflow parking lot down the street. It was only an easy 10 minute walk to the falls. This is a beautiful falls that you can easily access and it's free! There are two viewing platforms at the top. We didn't have time to walk down to the bottom but I would like to come back and do that another day. The trail is paved and clean.