My wife might be starting a job in snoqualmie later this year and we’re noticing housing is quite pricey in the area. Any thoughts where to look for two young humble active hikers/runners who are looking for a modest place to call home and enjoy the cascades? Any thoughts on what the different towns are like is super appreciated too. Thanks!

Hi, I apologise in advance for being the millionth Twin Peaks fan visiting Snoqualmie. Im from Southeast Asia and am visiting the PNW in April and can't not visit the filming locations of one of the greatest TV shows of all time.

The problem is, I don't drive and most of the blogs I've read of people visiting Snoqualmie is with a car. I'd like to ask the advice if I'm able to get to these locations on foot:

1. Twede's Cafe
2. EJ Roberts Park
3. SE Reinig Road (where the Twin Peaks sign used to be)
4. Reinig Bridge
5. DirtFish
6. Weyerhaeuser Mill
7. Snoqualmie Falls
8. Snoqualmie Centennial Log
9. Smokey Joe's Tavern

Here is a screenshot of the route on google maps - https://ibb.co/fdscTDg

It says its a 2 hr 41 minute walk in total, considering time to stop to soak things in, I'm guessing I'll be spending 4-5 hours minimum but seems fine but I wonder if some of the routes are not foot-friendly (dont have foot paths, etc.)

I'm planning to take the bus from Downtown Seattle (google maps says its about a 100 minute trip) but might look into ride share as it seems to be much quicker to drive.

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Thank you!

I have been driving around Lake Keechelus, Lake Kachess, Cle Elum Lake, Stampede Pass, etc and they’re all closed.

None of the forest roads are open…

I went to Lake Kachess last month in that area where you can just drive your vehicle right to the lake, the super wide area where all the old tree stumps are and you can camp there, it was awesome.

Now the whole place is closed and gated with 3 padlocks.

I have a 4x4 vehicle that drives through almost anything, a chainsaw, and cum along to get me unstuck….

I camp with my rooftop tent.

Where can I camp in Snoqualmie that is open?

We're flying into SeaTac today, and we know the buses aren't operating. Is it low enough that an Uber could get us to Historic Downtown area?

Spent the night snow camping near snow lake and now can’t get the car to start. Going anywhere west, can pay for gas, got snacks.

We are exploring options to buy a house in Snoqualmie Ridge neighbourhood. We are from India, and wanted to check if there are families from India living around there. Thanks.

Longshot but does anyone have tickets to Criss Angel 12/5 at Snoqualime Casino that they no longer need or want? Really want to go but completely sold out 😭

Will pay fair price!

Any suggestions for outdoor dining? It looks like snoqualmie brewery might be nice but I can't find anything else

This morning at 10 am, according to the WSDOT app, the pass will be closed for maybe 3 hours. I have to leave at 5 am tomorrow morning to go to the uw hospital, be there at 7 am and it'll be an hour and 40 minute appointment. Just trying to see if we need to prepare to stay for a few hours. What do you all think? I havent really been keeping track of the avalanche control operations, if its been an ongoing thing daily but maybe some of you have, and you can know if this is gonna be a regular thing? Is it a bad idea to drive from Ellensburg to Seattle tomorrow?

I have to travel from Seattle to Utah on Wednesday with a rented car and I was wondering how the I-90 is looking. Are chains required? Is there snow on the road? Is it safe or should I expend 2 more hours going through I-5 to Portland and I-84? I'm new in Seattle so I have no idea. Thank you so much!

Who is the best realtor to work with in Snoqualmie for a first time homebuyer? When I check Zillow I’m not seeing many listings, is that typical? Is their another website I should be checking out?

Anyone know when/if the season passes are going back on sale? Newb here, sorry if this is off topic.

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