Hiking

Snoqualmie Valley Trail

King County · Washington · United States

Snoqualmie Valley Trail is a hike from King County in United States: 50.3 km, 503 m of climb, 722 m of descent, high point 322 m.

• 50.3 km
• 503 m of climb
• 722 m of descent
• high point 322 m

About this hike

The Snoqualmie Valley Trail occupies the historic path of a spur line of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad. The trail is King County's longest and perhaps most majestic trail, paralleling the Snoqualmie River for more than 31 miles fr

Getting there

This hike starts near King County. Open the destination for travel time from where you are by car, train or plane, and the price of a night.

More hikes around King County

• Rattlesnake Mountain Trail - 12.6 km, +721 m
• Mount Teneriffe Trail - 10.3 km, +1221 m
• Grand Ridge Trail - 7.4 km, +314 m
• Mount Si Trail - 6.3 km, +966 m
• Tiger Mountain Trail - 5.9 km, +262 m
• Poo Poo Point Trail - 5.3 km, +561 m
• Preston Railroad Grade - 5.3 km, +352 m
• Mount Si Old Trail - 5.0 km, +228 m

Before you go

This route is shown for information only. It is not a recommendation and not a guarantee that the route is safe, open, marked or passable today. The line, the distances, the climb and the grade come from open data sources and may be inaccurate or out of date, and conditions in the mountains change fast.

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Route data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); elevation from open terrain data. Updated 2026-09-18.