“Snoqualmie Falls feels like a mystical, magical place. The view changes minute by minute,” says Cecelia Williams, a local artist and member of the Mt. Si Artist Guild.

The Snoqualmie tribe is buying acreage around the majestic falls shown in the "Twin Peaks" TV series to prevent development on sacred land east of Seattle. The controversy has a lower profile than ...

From the parking area, you can easily walk to a viewpoint overlooking the waterfall as it roars 268-feet into a basin below. ... If there’s one thing disappointing about Snoqualmie Falls, ...

Snoqualmie Falls is a setting of natural beauty and raw, majestic power. Dropping 268 vertical feet over volcanic rock, the falls send a thundering pulse of mist back up the canyon walls and into ...

Snoqualmie’s qualms. Residents battle a new development next to Snoqualmie Falls. By Nina Shapiro • October 9, 2006 12:00 am ...

Whidbey Island resident Teresa Pate sent this abundant view of Snoqualmie Falls to Jean Sherrard in response to Jean’s handling of other photos of this 270-foot cataract that appear in Sherrard ...

As a general rule, I am not interested in pampering weekends, over-indulgent spas or fancy hotels for the sake of fancy hotels. Accommodation choices are usually fixed around cost and convenience ...

A consortium made up of the city of Snoqualmie, King County and the Cascade Land Conservancy has purchased a 150-acre tract near Snoqualmie Falls for $13.3 million. The Business Journals .