Just 25 miles east of Seattle, Snoqualmie Falls plunges 268 feet into the Snoqualmie River, drawing roughly 1.5 million ...
SNOQUALMIE, Wash. - If you want to see the power of water in the Northwest, Snoqualmie Falls is a place to witness it. There's even a place to stand to watch it, a special park complete with trails ...
ON the recent anniversary of Snoqualmie Falls’ placement on the National Register of Historic Places, our tribe joined hundreds of concerned people to speak out against the irresponsible development ...
At least one local helicopter tour company will no longer take customers over Snoqualmie Falls, out of respect. The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe wants air tourism to stay away from the sacred site, a ...
The Snoqualmie Tribe announced Friday that it has purchased the land surrounding Snoqualmie Falls, its traditional territory. The tribe made the purchase — which includes the surrounding land and ...
SNOQUALMIE, Wash. — Snoqualmie Falls is the best of both worlds- magnificent falls, and you don't have to hike! It's 260 feet of cascading water, immortalized in the opening of Twin Peaks. The falls ...
How well do you know Snoqualmie Falls? Tourists come from across the country to see the powerful waterfall, one of Washington’s most popular scenic attractions. But insiders know you don’t truly know ...
SNOQUALMIE, Wash. — For years, Native Americans who revere a towering waterfall in the misty hills east of Seattle have opposed construction of a subdivision, hotel and convention center on ...
The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe has appealed to the Department of the Interior, Department of Transportation and the FAA to uphold their trust obligation by introducing flight restrictions over sacred ...
ON the recent anniversary of Snoqualmie Falls’ placement on the National Register of Historic Places, our tribe joined hundreds of concerned people to speak out against the irresponsible development ...
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