Snoqualmie Point Park

From the dramatic promontory at Snoqualmie Point Park, visitors can see the western front of the Cascade mountain range from British Columbia to Snoqualmie Pass.  Below the Cascades, the view sweeps over thousands of acres of forest and farmlands and comes to rest on the rural cities of Snoqualmie and North Bend, with the rugged face of Mt. Si towering above.

In addition to spectacular views, the Park offers picnicking, and also serves as an event venue for weddings, family reunions, concerts, and company picnics.  The trailhead for the Rattlesnake Mountain Trail is adjacent.

The Snoqualmie Point Park lower parking lot is free. The upper parking lot requires a Discover Pass because it is the trailhead to the Rattlesnake Mountain Trail.

The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust designed and constructed the view shelter and other improvements at Snoqualmie Point Park with major funding from the Gates Foundation.