Franklin Falls is located in central Washington’s verdant Mount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, about an hour east of ...

Like the Snoqualmie Falls Hike, this trail is short and sweet, with epic views of the thundering Franklin Falls. From ...

The trail to the falls is in great shape ... Q: Speaking of pancakes: Is that Snoqualmie Falls Lodge mix really made or served at Salish Lodge & Spa? A: Uh, no. The pancake/waffle mix with ...

Waterfalls can provide a welcome relief when temperatures soar, and many hikers seek easier hikes on hot days. Franklin Falls and Denny Creek near Snoqualmie Pass are ideal in both respects.

For a nearby hike that feels a world away, scoot east to Twin Falls near North Bend and take a sweet summer ramble along the South Fork of the Snoqualmie River. You’ll skirt the banks for a half-mile ...

For churning, pounding water drama, there’s none better than this short, dramatic hike alongside a turbulent creek to a waterfall that drops more than 300 feet—dwarfing even Snoqualmie Falls. This ...

The Twin Falls Natural Area is just one piece ... It was in operation between 1908 and 1980. The trail follows the Snoqualmie River the first half-mile through ferns, ancient trees and wildflowers ...

For a closer look, hike along a short but somewhat steep ... and then to the top of Snoqualmie Falls with views of the river valley below. Owned by the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe, the Snoqualmie ...

From the lake, the trail runs through open woods off to the right of Cedar Falls Road before it swings ... a wide bridge over the South Fork of the Snoqualmie River. Soon after, you pass ...