Northwest Railway Museum
Under $25Heritage railway museum in the Snoqualmie Valley with a historic depot, a large exhibit hall, and seasonal train rides.

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Day-use park on the western Cascade slopes with waterfalls, forest trails, and river access along the South Fork Snoqualmie.
51350 SE Homestead Valley Road, North Bend, WA 98045 · North Bend, WA
Olallie State Park sits on the western slopes of the Cascades, about 45 minutes east of Seattle. Visitors find forest trails, cliffs, a fast river, and several waterfalls. The park is day-use only. Hikers can reach Twin Falls, the park's best-known feature, and anglers and kayakers use the river, which is open seasonally for fishing. Rock climbers visit several climbing areas, and the Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail starts nearby. An interpretive trail passes old-growth trees and explains the Snoqualmie Wagon Road from the 1800s.
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