Snoqualmie Falls

Waterfall · King County County, WA · 47.541774, -121.837906

Closure or warning on file

You can't swim here The land manager does not allow swimming at Snoqualmie Falls.

Snoqualmie Falls
Meher Anand Kasam, CC BY-SA 3.0
Height
268 ft
Elevation gain
250 ft
Road
Paved
Permit
Not required
Dogs
Allowed

Snoqualmie Falls drops about 268 ft on Snoqualmie River in King County, Washington.

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Closures and warnings

You can't swim here The land manager does not allow swimming at Snoqualmie Falls.

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The falls

Height268 ft
Flow noteCity of Snoqualmie: 268-foot waterfall; official site also cites about 270 feet
Swimming allowedNo
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Access

Elevation gain250 ft
RoadPaved
ParkingUpper park near 6501 Railroad Ave, Snoqualmie; free lot across the street via sky bridge; paid lower/main lot options
FeeAdmission free; Discover Pass not required (PSE park)
HoursSunrise to sunset every day of the year
Reservation or permitNot required
Wheelchair accessUpper viewing areas are wheelchair accessible; lower falls trail is not
Managed byPuget Sound Energy (Snoqualmie Falls Park)
RestroomsYes
Picnic sitesYes
NoteGift shop; five picnic tables; BBQing not allowed
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Rules

DogsAllowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Snoqualmie Falls open?

Hours: Sunrise to sunset every day of the year.

How tall is Snoqualmie Falls?

Snoqualmie Falls drops about 268 ft.

Can you swim at Snoqualmie Falls?

No, swimming is not allowed at Snoqualmie Falls.

How do you get to Snoqualmie Falls?

The road in is paved. Parking: Upper park near 6501 Railroad Ave, Snoqualmie; free lot across the street via sky bridge; paid lower/main lot options.

Do you need a reservation for Snoqualmie Falls?

No reservation or permit is required.

Is there a fee at Snoqualmie Falls?

The fee is Admission free; Discover Pass not required (PSE park).

When is Snoqualmie Falls flowing?

City of Snoqualmie: 268-foot waterfall; official site also cites about 270 feet.

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