Road Services - Historic and Scenic Corridors

West Snoqualmie River Road Heritage Corridor

Location: Snoqualmie Valley
Length: 5.8 miles
Begins: Tolt Hill Road
Ends: State Route 202

The Snoqualmie River Road Heritage Corridor steps back to the early 20th century when farming was a way of life and the valley seemed miles from the city. Located in a secluded pocket of the valley with proximity to the meandering river, this corridor offers peaceful ambience, low traffic levels, and bucolic views. Several working specialty farms on old dairy acreage provide seasonal interest.

• Print out our West Snoqualmie River Road mile-by-mile tour (1.7MB .pdf) to take along on your trip.
• Corridor history (261KB .pdf)
• For driving directions, go to Google Maps

• Tolt River-John MacDonald Park  – the location of a major ferry crossing before bridges spanned the river.
• Puget Sound Fresh  – information on farmstands
• Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce
• Tolt Historical Society
• Carnation Marsh Natural Area  – trailhead and parking

Information from the Road Services Division's website is available to people with disabilities in alternate formats upon request by calling 206-263-6482 or 711 for the TTY relay service.

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