Family Things To Do in Snoqualmie Pass, Washington

In the heart of the Washington Cascades, 52 miles east of Seattle, lies The Summit at Snoqualmie. Washington's largest resort is actually four separate ski areas: Alpental, Summit West (Snoqualmie)... More on Nwsource.com

Secondly, I was disappointed with the amount of crowds at Alpental, with its easy highway access it is similar to the I 70 resorts here in Colorado. More on SkiResortGuide.com

'Alpental', the German word for alpine valley, is both a valley in eastern King County, Washington, United States and an ski area in the valley. The valley is about 50 miles (80 ... More on Wikipedia

Snow was good. Lift lines were long and unorganized. More on SkiSite

'Nellie Falls' is a waterfall on the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River in Washington, in the United State... More on Wikipedia

The path to the observation deck to view the falls is directly off of the highway and extremely accessible ... More on GeckoGo

The trail to Franklin Falls combines history and natural beauty along a compact and easily accessible loop. A visit to the falls makes for a particularly enjoyable half-days outing for anyone who wants to explore the Snoqualmie Pass ... More on Trails

The PCT bisects the heart of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area, exploring all it has to offer adventure-seeking hikers. Hike this long stretch of the PCT and youll find deep old-growth forests, trou... More on Trails

The Pacific Crest Trail, heading north from Snoqualmie Pass on this mostly More on Trails

Youll run the gamut of scenery here, from clear-cuts, to ancient forests, to huckleberry fields, to alpine lakes. The route climbs up and over a forested ridge, rolls past an assortment of lakes, and provides great opportunities to ... More on Trails

Theres nothing common about Commonwealth Basin. This deep canyon nestled in the shadows of Red Mountain and Kendall Peak offers a great opportunity to explore the wild heart of the Cascades with minimal driving and easy hiking. The ... More on Trails

Snowshoers who like to climb will love this route. Although the trail is broad and easy to follow all the way to the ridge crest, ample opportunities exist for snowshoers who want to show off their... More on Trails

Keechelus Ridge provides for a nice adventure even for those who are not in More on Trails

Bring your inner tubes and sleds! Hours of fun for the young and old on this specially groomed sledding ... More on Trekaroo

Access points can be found at McCormick Park; Nick Loutsis Park, 356th PL SE, Rattlesnake Lake Recreation Area, ... More on TrailLink.com

There is a large trail access parking lot here. More on TrailLink.com