Snoqualmie Visitors Guide Spring 2010

2010 SNOQUALMIE VALLEY

Visitor's Guide

THE PREMIER GUIDE
FOR VISITOR'S
TO SNOQUALMIE VALLEY
activities ◊ events ◊ local know-how ◊ dining
◊ recreation ◊ arts ◊ shopping ◊ history
A PUBLICATION OF THE SNOQUALMIE VALLEY RECORD

A Whole Lot Has Changed In 50 Years!

Come See how we’ve Grown
We still have the basics...But here’s what’s new
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A publication of the
Table of contents
Welcome to the Valley............4
P.O. Box 300, Snoqualmie, WA 98065 North Bend itinerary..............5
(425) 888-2311 Fax (425) 888-2427
www.valleyrecord.com
Valley music festival..............10
Subscriptions: $29.95 a year in King County; Snoqualmie itinerary............11
$35 a year elsewhere
Publisher — William Shaw
Paradise for Pooches............12
Editor — Seth Truscott Carmichael's 101 years......15
Writers — Allison Espiritu, Seth Truscott
Account Executive — Terri Barclay Twin Peaks Festival................16
Creative Designer — Wendy Fried
Office Manager — Denise O'Keefe
Slam, Pedal and Run.............17
Photos — Allison Espiritu, Seth Truscott, Dan Catchpole, Reasons to love the Valley......18
Denise Miller, Bob Cerelli
Fall City itinerary............21
Snoqualmie Valley Record (USPS 499-760) is published weekly
at 8124 Falls Ave. S.E., Snoqualmie, WA 98065. Periodicals Valley history tour...............24
postage paid at Snoqualmie WA. POSTMASTER send address
changes to Snoqualmie Valley Record, P Box 300,
.O. Carnation itinerary.............26
Snoqualmie, WA 98065-0300.
Love for the links..................28
Written permission from the publisher is required for reproduction of
any part of this publication. Calendar of events.................30

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Welcome to the Valley
Guide offers adventure an eye toward the day visitor
to Snoqualmie, North Bend,
through the Valley are big
draws, pulling in thousands
tips for newcomers Fall City and Carnation.
Every year, we cover these
of people each year. Our
summer festivals include
and locals alike communities, not only in Snoqualmie’s Railroad
the top news stories, but Days, Carnation’s Fourth of
BY SETH TRUSCOTT
Editor
also in the ways that people July Celebration.
here relax and unwind. That This guide can also help
Whether you are visiting gives us a unique perspec- you discover things about
the Valley for the first time, tive on ways to enjoy this our community you might
are a frequent tourist here, place (For our ‘Reasons to otherwise miss, such as
or are a local resident in love Snoqualmie Valley, see Fall City’s sculpture walk,
search of something new the related story). Carnation’s yurt camping
to do, the 2010 Snoqualmie The Valley is full of fun huts or North Bend’s Valley
Valley Visitor’s Guide is things to do and places to history museum.
here to help. explore. The hills of Mount So, use the resources and
Staff at the Snoqualmie Si, the mists of Snoqualmie business listings found in
Seth Truscott/Staff Photo Valley Record, the local Falls, the waters of this summer's guide to dis-
Mountain cyclists climb the river trail at newspaper serving these Rattlesnake Lake, and the cover our Valley. Enjoy our
Snoqualmie Falls Park. Get off the beaten path communities since 1913, dog-, bike- and horse- unique character and scenic
to discover new Valley vistas. put together this guide with friendly trails that wind beauty.

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North
Bend
O
ne hundred and one years old in
2010, North Bend is a community
that’s easy to reach but hard to
leave. It is the gateway to natural attrac-
tions such as the hiking trails of Mount Si,
the kayak mecca of the Snoqualmie River’s
Middle Fork, and shopping destinations at
the Factory Stores at North Bend.

Photo by Chad Coleman

SET YOUR ITINERARY Sample what down-
Summer fun
town has to offer at the
MORNING NOON NIGHT Downtown Block Party,
Get out and Explore downtown Catch a flick at now in its second year,
discover the North Bend. Check locally owned Saturday, July 17.
wonders of nature. out a gateway North Bend Then, catch a parade and
Take a kayak to the sculpture, ride the Theatre, sip a more at the Festival at Mount
Si, Aug. 13, 14 and 15.
Snoqualmie River’s train at the North brew at downtown
Middle Fork or Bend train depot, taverns or listen CARNATION Town

to live jazz at
Ames

Rattlesnake Lake. see antiques, or visit
Tolt River Road
Lake
River
Lake

Hike Mount Si or the Snoqualmie Boxley’s. Or, catch 202

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bike the Snoqualmie Valley Historical a live theatrical
River

Snoqualmie River

Valley Trail. Use Museum. Shop the performance at
North Fork

FALL CITY

binoculars to spot 50-plus outlets at Valley Center Snoqualmie Falls

elk at Meadowbrook the Factory Stores at Stage, above
Snoqualmie River

getting here ...
South Fork
ISSAQUAH SNOQUALMIE

Farm. North Bend. Singletrack Cycles. 202
NORTH
BEND
Raging
River
Carey Creek

Travelers on Interstate 90
reach North Bend’s downtown N
and shopping district via Exit 31.
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Travelers coming up Highway 202 from Snoqualmie should
follow the highway onto Bendigo Boulevard to reach downtown
and the Factory Stores.
To reach Mount Si, follow North Bend Way west to Mount Si
Road. Follow Mount Si Road north to the Mount Si trailhead.


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Young pie-eating competitors devour desserts at the Festival at Mount Si,
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Mount Si comes alive with music
Two days of stirring music wall of sound with takes on and eagles. It will be a dream
at the foot of majestic Mount Si Latin classics, swing and more concert in a dream setting.”
are on the playbill in the first- progressive works by the
ever Snoqualmie Valley Festival likes of Coleman, Monk, and Festival of Music
of Music, August 7 and 8 at Coltrane. Aug. 7 and 8 at Mountain Meadows
Mountain Meadows Farm in Local maestro Harley Farm, 10106 422nd Lane S.E., North
North Bend. Brumbaugh’s 60-member Bend, WA. Free Parking.
“You will be able to enjoy Voices of the Valley chorus
a beautiful summer day sur- will continue Chmaj’s theme of • 3:30 p.m. – gates open
rounded by some of the finest popular selections, then bridge • 4 p.m. – Cascade Jazz Quintet
chamber music in the world the divide between jazz and with John Chmaj
and beautiful mountains,” said chamber music by moving • 6 p.m. – Voices of the Valley with
Lenore Vardi, who will debut the sound toward the classical Harley Brumbaugh
with the Vardi Chamber Players genre.
at the event. Vardi promises her chamber • 7 p.m. – Vardi Chamber Players
Photo courtesy Richard Burhans Fusing energy and elegance, players’ evening concert will with Lenore Vardi
North Bend musician Lenore Vardi headlines John Chmaj’s Cascade Jazz feature “the best musicians from Tickets available at www.brownpa-
the first-ever Snoqualmie Valley Festival of Quintet will kick off the fes- the Northwest, East Coast, and pertickets.com: Tickets start at $20
Music, planned for August 2010. tival at 4 p.m., smashing the Canada playing among the elk for adults, $10 for youth.

You’re 13, 14 & 15
InvIted!
North Bend
Second Annual
Block Party

July 17, 2010
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Snoqualmie
V
isitors who come to
spend an hour explor-
ing majestic Snoqualmie
Falls often end up spending the
rest of the day checking out the
rest of what the community of
Snoqualmie has to offer. Historic
downtown Snoqualmie is centered
on the Northwest Railway Museum’s
120-year-old depot and vintage rail
cars. Snoqualmie Ridge includes
parks, dining and shopping.

SET YOUR ITINERARY Summer fun
Snoqualmie celebrates
the summer with Railroad
MORNING NOON NIGHT Days, a parade and festival
Start your morning Explore downtown Try for the high held Aug. 20 to 22. Other big
with a visit to Snoqualmie and life at Snoqualmie summer draws include the
Snoqualmie Falls. Snoqualmie Ridge. Casino. Sip a brew Boeing Classic, Aug. 23 to
Spot peregrine 29, and the 3 on 3 Basketball
falcons and other Hike trails atop the at the Snoqualmie
Tournament, held July 17.
birds, check out Ridge or bike on Falls Brewing
history kiosks the Snoqualmie Company, explore CARNATION Town

wine tastes at
Ames

or hike a trail. Valley Trail from
Tolt River Road
Lake
River

Afterward, head
Lake

Centennial Fields. Uncorked Wine 202
203

over to downtown
Snoqualmie

Fido can roam Bar or meet
River

Snoqualmie or the at Three Rivers new friends at
Snoqualmie River
North Fork

Ridge for a cup of FALL CITY

coffee or a bite to Dog Park. Explore Finaghty’s Irish Snoqualmie Falls

a bog at Ridge Pub on Snoqualmie
Snoqualmie River

eat.
getting here ...
South Fork
ISSAQUAH SNOQUALMIE

Community Park. Ridge. 202
NORTH
BEND
Raging
River
Carey Creek

reach Snoqualmie via Exit 25. N
Follow Snoqualmie Parkway north to Snoqualmie Ridge and
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down the hill to Highway 202. Turn left to access Snoqualmie
Falls, or right to go to downtown Snoqualmie. Alternatively,
westbound travelers can enter the city through North Bend via
I-90’s exit 31. Eastbound travelers can also access the city via
I-90’s exit 25.


PARADISE
for pooches
V
isitors to the legged friends as a hiking number of trails to bring
Snoqualmie Val- companion to a number of leashed canine friends to
ley don’t have to trails around Rattlesnake Fall City.
leave their canine com- Lake. With an option to
panions behind. The Val- climb to Rattlesnake TOLT
ley includes a number of Ledge, a 270-degree out- MACDONALD
trails where leashed dogs look over the Valley, there
can roam with their mas- are also a number of stops PARK ,
ters. Or, if visitors want along the way, such as the CARNATION
to let their dogs off the Cedar River Watershed » 31020 Northeast 40th
leash to romp or relax, Visitors Center and the Street, a few blocks off
Snoqualmie boasts two Rain Drum Courtyard. Highway 203.
off-leash parks where Don’t leave canine
dogs can be dogs. Fido- IRON HORSE friends behind when
friendly locales include: STATE PARK, you picnic in the great
NORTH BEND outdoors at 574-acre
Tolt-McDonald Park.
THREE FORKS » The Iron Horse trailhead
Afterward, owners have
DOG PARK, access area is adjacent to
Rattlesnake Lake, North
the opportunity to take
SNOQUALMIE Bend.
their dogs on a leash
over a 500-foot suspen-
» Across Boalch Avenue Take your pooch pal
sion bridge that crosses
from Snoqualmie's Centen- on a leash on one of the
the Snoqualmie River and
nial Fields. many rail-trails in North
provides views of the river
With an open meadow Bend. Part of a former
and Cascade foothills.
giving all dogs free range railroad turned public rec-
to run and play, Three reation corridor, the trail S 15 PARK
Forks Off-Leash Dog Park, gives owners the time to
is both owner- and dog- enjoy scenery, bird watch- SNOQUALMIE
friendly. ing and wildlife. It is sup- RIDGE OFF
With enough space for
dogs and picnic tables
ported by Rails-to-Trails
Conservancy, a nonprofit
LEASH AREA
for visitors to enjoy the organization working to » Just off the corner of
weather, the fenced-in build a network of trails Jacobia Street and the
dog park has access to from former rail lines and Snoqualmie Parkway at
water, leaving owners connecting corridors. the summit of Snoqualmie
worry-free as their dogs Ridge.
roam the area. Clean-up PRESTON Dog lovers can bring
bags are available. SNOQUALMIE their canine friends and
let them romp around
RATTLESNAKE TRAIL a 100-by-200 yard area
LAKE, NORTH » This walking route is best
accessed behind Small
tucked away in the Eagle
Point neighborhood of
BEND Frye's eatery in Fall City. Snoqualmie Ridge neigh-
» Take Exit 32 on I-90, fol- A dog-friendly trail, this borhood. Equipped with
low 436th Avenue/Cedar is another one of the 1,600 benches and onsite pick- Dogs (and owners) are welcome
Falls Road south to Rattle- rail trails supported by up bags, the off-leash area at Three Forks Dog Park next to
snale Lake. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy lets dogs play freely while Snoqualmie's Centennial Fields
Bring leashed four- in the Valley. It offers a owners sit and watch.


Seth Truscott/Staff Photo
Children race in the Railroad Days fun run, set for Aug. 21, 2010.

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Timeless charm
Sturdy store a draw a general merchandise store for
a very long time. Originally built
after 101 years in 1902, the store was rebuilt in
1909 by the Reinig brothers after
By Allison Espiritu a fire from the neighboring Kinsey
Staff Reporter
Hotel — where Snoqualmie Valley
Walking into the 101-year-old Record is now located — jumped Minnie and Otto Reinig and George Ross staff the first Reinig general
Carmichael's True Value Harware the street and burned the store store in 1902. Today, it is home to a hardware store.
Store is like taking a step back in down.
time to when life was laid back and "It's had several different incar-
things were a lot simpler. nations," Thomas said. "So it's a Snoqualmie United Methodist Church
Taking over Carmichael's in 2002 really sturdy, enduring place."
from Dick and Betty Carmichael, Thomas enjoys the role her store Snoqualmie’s Historic Church
current owners Wendy Thomas plays in the community, as well as Practicing an up-to-date Faith
and Brian Woolsey remember first its timeless feel.
walking into the building for the first "People walk in the door and Sunday Worship
time in 1991. It was that moment what happens is that all of us are 9:00 am & 10:30am
that the place moved them. suddenly transported back to
"I don't know what it is, but you another time," she said. "I don't
walk into the building and it does know if it's the floors, the smell (or) 38701 SE River Street (at Railroad Ave.)
something to you," Thomas said. the feeling that it's not a new place
that people like about it."
425-888-1697
The historic building has been

360592
www.snoqualmieumc.info

A SNOQUALMIE ORIGINAL
This old store is full of history
and character(s). It has served
Snoqualmie for over 100 years!

Step back in time, walk the wood
ﬂoors and take in the wide array of
fun and functional merchandise.

You’re sure to enjoy your visit!

“We’re Little but we’re Loaded!”

Carmichael’s True Value
8150 Falls Ave SE
360173

Downtown Historic Snoqualmie Watercolor by Local Artist Barb Seese Koefod
Plein Air Paint Out, August 2009


Fans of the Peaks Fans of the hit
series Twin Peaks
recreate scenes

T
from the show at
he annual Twin Peaks from Another Place), Jen Lynch WELCOME TO OUR LADY OF SORROWS their North Bend
Festival in North Bend (author of The Secret Diary CATHOLIC CHURCH summer festival.
celebrates a cult classic of Laura Palmer and daugh- Left, a maca-
television series and welcomes ter of creator David Lynch), Mass Schedule
Saturday 5pm • Sunday 8, 9:30 & 11am bre selection of
many fans of the work of direc- Charlotte Stewart (Betty Briggs) doughnuts from
tor David Lynch each summer. and Kimmy Robertson (Lucy 39025 SE Alpha St. Snoqualmie,
WA 98065 season one.
The festival is Friday through Moran).
425-888-2974 • www.olos.org
Sunday, Aug 6, 7 and 8. Started The Lynch Movie night is held
in 1993, the Twin Peaks Festival at 7 p.m. to midnight on Friday Rev. John J. Ludvik, Pastor
425-749-6349
OUR LADY OF SORROWS CATHOLIC CHURCH
is an annual weekend-long cel- at the Seattle Art Museum in Mass at St. Anthony Church, Carnation.
ebration of the early ‘90s TV downtown Seattle. Mass Schedule
Sundays at 9:30am.
show, Twin Peaks. On average, A celebrity dinner and cos-
about 150 people from all over tume contest is Saturday eve- Saturday 5pm • Sunday 8, 9:30 & 11am
Spanish Mass at 6pm every 4th Sunday
425-333-4930 • www.stanthony-carnation.org
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tival involves celebrity guests, a closes the festivities on Sunday. Please contact
425-888-2974 • www.olos.org
film night, a tour of filming loca- Bus tours, games, showings church offices J. Ludvik, Pastor
Rev. John
tions, contest and other activi- and plenty of other activities for additional
425-749-6349
ties. round out the fun. information
Mass at St. Anthony Church, Carnation.
This year’s special celebrity Tickets range in price from Sundays at 9:30am.

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guests will be actors Michael J. $200 to $220. Learn more at Spanish Mass at 6pm every 4th Sunday
Get away without going away...
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Pedal Run Slam

Teamwork on the court
in Snoqualmie 3 on 3 jam
Cruise the Valley in Tour de Peaks

B icyclists get a chance to see the sce-
nic views of the Snoqualmie Valley
in four organized road rides dur-
Foot action in Valley Cup E xpecting once again to flood the
streets of Snoqualmie Ridge with
hoopsters, Snoqualmie Casino
sponsors the fourth annual Snoqualmie

C
ing the Snoqualmie Valley Hospital Tour de onsisting of three races tak- Ridge 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament in
Peaks this August, presented by Snoqualmie ing place in Duvall, Fall City July.
Valley Chamber of Commerce. and Carnation, the Snoqualmie Each team will play a minimum of three
Tour De Peaks began in 1988 as the Valley Cup is a race for all ages for a $200 games, and each player takes home a full-
Snoqualmie centennial bike ride. Since cash prize for both men and women. size tournament basketball.
then, the tour has expanded to offer a Besides an individual race, the cup also The day will also include a Costco Slam
70-mile Century ride, 30-mile Half- includes the Snoqualmie Valley Team Dunk contest, where players can showcase
Century, 20-mile intermediate and six-mile Competition. In addition to awards for their best jams to win prizes. There will be
Family Ride. The event also features plenty men, women, boys and girls, and a ran- food, music and inflatable attractions and
of food from local restaurant. dom cup winner, three or more fellow activities in the Kids’ Zone.
Snoqualmie Valley Cup participants can
compete for a cash prize. Date of Event: Saturday, July 17
Races: 6-mile Family Route, Intermediate 20 mile,
Half Century 30 mile, Century 70 mile Time: Check-in time is 7 a.m.; Tournament games
Date of Event: Duvall Days on June 5, 2010; Fall City begin at 8 a.m.
Date of Event: Sunday, August 15, Days Fun Run 5K and 10K on June 19; Carnation
Run for the Pies 5K on July 4 Place: Stretches down the center of S.E. Ridge Street
Time: Century 70 mile 8 a.m., Half Century 30 mile/ between Baker Avenue S.E. and Fairway Avenue S.E.
Intermediate 20 mile 10 a.m., Family 6 mile 10:30 Time: 5K run/walk 9 a.m.; 10 K run 8:45 a.m.
a.m. The i9 Sports Championship Court will be located
Place: McCormick Park, downtown Duvall; on the permanent basketball court in Snoqualmie
Place: Start/Finish Line is at the Festival at Mount Si, Downtown Fall City; Downtown Carnation. Community Park
400 S.E. Orchard St., North Bend Races: 5K, 10K, Kids dashes Divisions: Ranging from third grade through Masters
Registration: Pre-registration for adults to age 13 of Registration: Registration is $20 before April 1, 40+
$25 per person before July 15, $35 per person after 2010 and $25 from April 2 through June 4th; Day of
July 15; Children ages 3 to 12 $5 per child; Children General Registration: April 1-June 30. Late
race registration is $30. Registration: July 1-July 14 (Teams with at least one
under 3 are free.
For more information, visit www.refweb.org/duvall- City of Snoqualmie residents receive a $5 discount.)
For more information, visit www.tourdepeaks.org run_snoqual_cup.htm. For information, visit www/snoqualmie 3on3.com


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15 17 20 22 12

Reasons to ♥ the Valley
Burhans' creative Mount
Si-inspired sculpture gate-
ways in downtown North
Bend.

In no particular order — we love them all & too many more to count! 24 » Appetites are un-
leased annually in the
1 » Kayaking for all skill lev- there is always something and parents atop Sno- of Mount Si parade. Veils pie-eating contest at the
els, from beginners to vet- green in your path or qualmie Ridge's Commu- of the Nile are an annual Festival at Mount Si. Chefs
erans, on the Snoqualmie window. nity Park. tradition. compete in the berry
River's Middle Fork and dessert and chili cook-off
8 » Historic trains like no 14 » Farmer's markets at 18 » Berry pies galore,
Rattlesnake Lake. throw-downs.
other at the Northwest North Bend's Si View Com- plus steam train rides, a
2 » Twin Peaks mystery Railway Museum in down- munity Center (Thursdays) hay maze and petting zoo 25 » Giggles for all ages
series, filmed in the Valley, town Snoqualmie. The and downtown Carnation at Carnation's Remlinger at Fall City's Duck Derby.
still draws a crowd in an- 120-year-old depot is an (Tuesdays) have plenty of Farms. Watch rubber duckies race
nual fan festival. historic gem. fresh local produce and 19 » Visit a locally owned down the river in this con-
3 » Nine different places 9 » Annual visits by TV's homegrown entertain- vintage movie theater and test helping local schools.
to golf at — maybe that's Thomas the Tank Engine ment. take in a show at North 26 » National champion
why our high school team bring storybook fun for 15 » Vegas-style glitz at the Bend Theatre. unicycle team, the Panther
is so good. the younger set at the train new Snoqualmie Casino. 20 » Amazing vistas at Sno- Pride, rolls out the stunts
4 » Mount Si changes color museum. Thousands of games, a qualmie Falls, Rattlesnake during summer parades
with the season or even 10 » Locally brewed beer at cigar bar, live nationally- Ledge and Snoqualmie in Snoqualmi and North
the time of day. Snoqualmie Falls Brewing known comedy and music Point Park. Bend.
5 » Unexpected art in Fall Company. 'Nuff said. acts, boxing, and plenty 21 » Wide variety of com- 27 » The Big Cedar: an
City's downtown sculpture 11 » Dancing in the street of dining options can be munity parks and mini- ancient tree can be found
walk. Start at the library's and strongman competi- found here. parks throughout the during tours at historic
totem pole and work your tions during North Bend's 16 » Dappled summer light Valley offer peaceful picnic Meadowbrook Farm in
way upriver. annual downtown Block in the historic Sycamore sites. North Bend.
6 » Factory Stores offer big Party. Corridor near the lost town 22 » Watch impressive 28 » Hiking the suspension
city deals in a small-town 12 » Elk are all over the of Snoqualmie Falls. Find fireworks from Tolt Mac- bridge at Tolt-MacDonald
atmosphere. Plus, annual place. See the local herd at it by following Meadow- Donald Park in Carnation Park in Carnation.
specials for nite-owl bar- Meadowbrook Farm and brook Way to Reinig Road. during the town's Fourth of 29 » Plenty of variety for
gain hunters. Interpretive center. 17 » Belly-wiggling danc- July celebration. hikers, from Mount Si to
7 » Natural vistas mean 13 » Duck ponds for kids ers at the annual Festival 23 » Local artist Richard the Iron Horse Trail.

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A
community in unincorporated King
County, Fall City is developing its
reputation as a natural destina-
tion with a growing artistic sensibility.
Experience small farms and rural trails sur-
rounding the community as well as sculp-
ture and painting in the town itself. Come
for Fall City Days in June for a true home-
town celebration.

Fall City’s moment in the
sun is Fall City Days, June
MORNING NOON NIGHT 19, 2010. The annual party
Hike over to Check out one of Take in dinner includes the rubber duck
Fall City Park Fall City's scenic, and a show at the race, or Ducky Derby, ben-
and check out family-owned Snoqualmie Falls efiting local schools, plus a
the historic hop farms. Taste local Forest Theater; the fun run, grand parade and
2010 production more.
shed or ride your honey and pick
is The Wizard of
horse at the Fall fresh-grown Oz. Learn more at Ames
CARNATION Town

City Arena. Get produce and
Tolt River Road
Lake

www.foresttheater. River
Lake

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202

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River

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getting here ...
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NORTH
BEND
Raging
River
Carey Creek

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22 at Preston by following the
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Redmond and Snoqualmie, take Highway 202. From Carnation
and Duvall, follow Highway 203. Downtown Fall City is located
at the confluence of the Snoqualmie and Raging Rivers.


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24 » Summer Visitor's Guide 2010

H istory is just a
short car trip away
when you visit the
Snoqualmie Valley. Fall City,
Carnation, Snoqualmie and
North Bend still resound
with tales of the pioneers,
men and women who
forged communities, clubs
and industries in a rugged
and beautiful place.
Today, the towns they
trod are much changed,
but many of the buildings,
monuments — even the
trees they planted — are

history tour
still with us. Take a journey
back in time with these
eight sites.

1. Snoqualmie Falls
From the Puget Sound
Energy park, the visitor can
gaze across the mighty cas-
cade and see power plant
Left, Valley resident

Rugged past lives on throughout the Valley Harley Brumbaugh visits
his boyhood home at the
Sycamore Corridor.

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buildings still standing, at least reminders of the big hops era, the Snoqualmie Falls Lumber abandoned the line in 1975.
until renovations at the park do and is the only building remnant Company mill, who lived in hous- Trains were the economic lifeline
away with them. Those buildings of hop growing in King County, es along the road. Now vanished of the community for decades,
are just the surface signs of an and possibly in all of Western along with the rest of the com- opening up Snoqualmie to new
entire underground power gen- Washington. pany town of Snoqualmie Falls, possibilities. Before trains, people
eration complex that, when built the neighborhood of Riverside who lived in the Valley were pio-
in the late 1800s, was a pioneering extended up to what is now 396th neers. After the railroad, anyone
enterprise. Workers bored through 3. Fall City Totem Pole Drive.
Find the corridor by follow-
could live here.
solid rock to create one of the first
hydropower stations in the United The painted cedar totem pole visi- ing Meadowbrook Way past
States. ble at Fall City Library, on Highway Mount Si High School, across the
202 in downtown Fall City, was Snoqualmie River, and follow the 8. Carnation Farm /
carved in 1989 by Walt Williams road right along Reinig Road. Camp Korey
2. Meadowbrook Farm of the Tulalip tribe. He copied the

Few know that the Snoqualmie
original, made in 1934 by Fall City
resident H. H. Hinds. 7. Snoqualmie Depot. This large farm, located just
outside of the city of Carnation,
Valley was once a global center for Hinds drew his inspiration from Northwest Railway Museum still was once a world-renowned
the growing of hops, a vital ingre- the legends and carving traditions brings passengers to the 120-year- dairy farm run by the Carnation
dient in beer brewing. Much of of the Northwest coast. The Fall old Snoqualmie Depot, a down- milk company. Today, the farm
that activity was centered on what City pole depicts a Haida legend town landmark. is a non-profit camp that helps
is today called Meadowbrook in which Raven, Flying Frog, and The Snoqualmie Depot was con- sick children have fun, part of
Farm, 460 acres of scenic and pub- the Old Man of the Waterfall jour- structed in 1890 by the Seattle, actor Paul Newman’s Hole in the
lic open space located between ney in a magical canoe to rescue Lake Shore and Eastern Railway Wall camps. The camp includes
Boalch Avenue and Highway 202, Moon from the grasp of a selfish and used by successor compa- hundreds of acres of pasture and
midway between Snoqualmie and deity and assure moonlight for nies Seattle and International farm buildings, as well as cabins
North Bend. By tradition the birth- hunters. Railroad, Northern Pacific for visiting children and families.
place of the Snoqualmie Tribe, Railway, and the Burlington Special fundraising events are
today the land is home to a natu- Northern Railroad. It is an unusu- held each year.
ral interpretive center, trails, herds 4. Preston Clubhouse ally elaborate structure given
the size of Snoqualmie in the
To reach Camp Korey, follow
of elk and many special events. Carnation Farm Road about two
In the summer, visitors can hike Sited on the Preston-Fall City Road 1890s, and managed to survive miles west from the Carnation-
the meadows, spot wildlife, just north of Preston, this land- relatively intact until the railroad Duvall Road (Highway 203).
explore native forests and view mark has not changed much since
activities such as plowing with it was built from local cedar and
vintage tractors. stone in 1939.
Parking is available at the The community hall was raised
Interpretive Center building, 1711 with labor from the Works
Boalch Ave.; at Centennial Fields Progress Administration, a federal
park; Snoqualmie Middle School, agency that provided employ-
and in multiple graveled areas ment during the Great Depression.
along Park Avenue in Snoqualmie The Preston Community Club
and Boalch Avenue in North Bend. meets here. • Complimentary PriorityBuyer®
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Another legacy of the local hops Church • FHA/VA Loans
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located at Fall City Park, just off 1899 structure at the corner of
the Fall City Highway 202 bridge. Southeast 43rd Place. The main Heidi Green
The shed is opened once a year to portion of the building and the Home Mortgage Consultant
visitors during Fall City Days. bell tower were built as a Baptist
The shed was built in 1888 by pio- Church across from its present 206-406-2074
neer George Rutherford at a land- location. It was moved on log roll- heidi.green@wellsfargo.com
ing on the Snoqualmie River. Hops ers to its present location in 1927
were one of the first big industries and expanded in 1954.
Valley Resident since 1987
in King County, and Fall City was Valley Resident since 1987
the shipping point. Kilns in the
building dried the product. Then,
riverboats would load up with
6. Sycamore corridor
the buds and go to Seattle, where Bike riders and leisure drivers
their cargo would be loaded on know the place to go for a unique
clipper ships and sent to Europe. experience — the leafy views
But by 1900, the fall in price for of the Reinig Road Sycamore Wells Fargo Home Mortgage is a division of
hops and an insect invasion Corridor. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. © 2009 Wells Fargo
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Now, the shed is one of the few circa 1925 by workers from


C
arnation is a rural com-

Carnation
munity working to grow its
agricultural roots. The town
was once known as Tolt, after the
Snoqualmie word “Tolthue,” or
river of swift waters, in use for thou-
sands of years. In 1917, the town
was renamed for the world-famous
Carnation Dairy. While the farm has
moved on, Carnation is expanding its
rural role as a center for local, arti-
san farmers and a thriving farmer’s
market.

Carnation promises a
long-running Fourth of
MORNING NOON NIGHT July parade, festival and
Explore downtown Tour one of Camp out at Tolt fireworks display. The
and find unique Carnation’s MacDonald Park Carnation Farmer’s Market
gifts at Miller’s many artisan and see the stars. takes place from 3 to 7
store, run by the farms, and pick On July 4, take in p.m. every Tuesday down-
Carnation mayor. town through Sept. 28.
berries and fresh an outdoor concert
Take a walking tour
produce. Picnic prior to a patriotic
of the community, CARNATION Town

fireworks show.
Ames

at Memorial Park
Tolt River Road
Lake

available at www. River
Lake

carnationchamber. with lunchables Stay in a tent-like 202

Snoqualmie
203

com. Sip a coffee from QFC. Then, yurt — reservations
River

Snoqualmie River

at Cheree’s World head over to famed need at least one
North Fork

FALL CITY

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Snoqualmie River

getting here ...
South Fork
ISSAQUAH SNOQUALMIE

office. pie. or RV parking spot. 202
NORTH
BEND
Raging
River
Carey Creek

Carnation is reached via State
Highway 203 from Snoqualmie N
and Fall City to the south and
18

Duvall and Monroe to the
north. Travelers on Interstate 90 can reach Carnation via Exit
22 by following the Preston-Fall City Road north to Fall City.
Proceed to the Highway 203 roundabout and head west (left).


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What’s happening in the Snoqualmie Valley
Spring and summer in the saTurday, June 12 tains to Sound Greenway, ie Valley, 24 hour American
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with action. Residents and visi- Safety Rodeo, Snoqualmie Centennial Fields, Snoqualmie
tors can find plenty to discover
at the following events: saTurday, June 19
Friday, June 18 Friday Through sunday, July
Fall City Days 9-11 & 16-18
Valley Experience Project, live
Thursdays, Through aug. 26 music and entertainment at Ducky Derby, Fall City Day Out with Thomas at the
North Bend Farmer’s Market, Si Meadowbrook Farm, 1711 sunday, July 4 Northwest Railway Museum,
View Park Boalch Ave., North Bend Carnation Fourth of July downtown Snoqualmie

saTurday, July 17
Tuesdays, Through sepT. 28 saTurday and sunday, saTurday and sunday, July 10
June 19 To 20 To 11, Snoqualmie Casino 3-on-3
Carnation Farmer’s Market in
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(425) 391-4926
A 27-hole golf course, Mount Si offers the usual 18 holes but FRIDAY TO SUNDAY, AUG. 6 8 Tour de Peaks bicycle race
has recently added a nine hole pitch-and-put course. Golfers Twin Peaks Fest, North Bend
who are old enough to hold a club, on up to people who play in
their 80s, are often on the course. Set at the base of Mount Si, the FRIDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, AUG.
mountain is visible at every part of the course. It is considered a SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, AUG. 7 20 22
classic woodland golf course. AND 8 Railroad Days, Snoqualmie
Valley Festival of Music, two days
TPC AT SNOQUALMIE RIDGE of musica t Mountain Meadows SATURDAY, AUG. 28
36005 SE Ridge Street Farm, 10106 422nd Lane SE,
Snoqualmie, WA 98065 North Bend, WA. Free Parking, Snoqualmie Plein Air Paint Out,
(425) 396-6000 food available. Snoqualmie
The 222-acre private golf course is one of a kind, and is the
only Jack Nicklaus-designed signature club in the Northwest. FRIDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, AUG.
Located in the Snoqualme Ridge master-planned community, AUGUST 23 TO 29
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the 18-hole course is a designed Tournament Players Course, Boeing Classic golf tournament, at
drawing thousands of spectators as home to the annual Boeing Festival at Mount Si, North Bend the Tournament Players Course
Classic PGA Champions Tour tournament. The Arts at Festival Hall, Si View on Snoqualmie Ridge

We’re Here for Your Life’s Journey.
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital and our network of clinics and
specialty practitioners work together to provide excellent
care in a collaborative environment.

(425) 831-2300
www.snoqualmiehospital.org
356322

Snoqualmie Valley Snoqualmie Ridge Snoqualmie Ridge North Bend Snoqualmie Primary Care Fall City
Hospital Medical Clinic Women’s Clinic Medical Clinic Specialty Clinic Clinic at SVH Medical Clinic
9575 Ethan Wade Way S.E. 35020 S.E. Kinsey St. 7726 Center Blvd. S.E. 213 Bendigo Blvd. N. 9450 Ethan Wade 9575 Ethan Wade 4206 336th Place S.E.
Snoqualmie, WA 98065 Snoqualmie Suite 230 Suite 1 Way S.E. Way S.E. Fall City
(425) 831-2300 (425) 396-7682 Snoqualmie North Bend Snoqualmie Snoqualmie (425) 222-0800
(425) 831-1120 (425) 888-5130 (425) 831-2313 (425) 831-2333

A Snoqualmie tradition
SINCE 1902

In 1902, the Historic Woodman Lodge was established as a gathering
place for the timber workers, miners and families of the Snoqualmie
valley. Today it oﬀers a world class steakhouse experience,
in an award winning re-creation of the Northwest.
Experience the Woodman Lodge...
Located at 38601 SE King Street
in Historic Downtown Snoqualmie.

Executive Chef
Don Hoots
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