Twin Peaks Tour

10/07/2026

Today is Snoqualmie Rights Day. We are proud to honor the sdukʷalbixʷ Snoqualmie Tribe as the rightful stewards of this land, here since time immemorial.

We invite you to explore the history and heritage of the sdukʷalbixʷ Snoqualmie Tribe through or at The Snoqualmie Falls Visitor Center. Featuring works by Snoqualmie Tribal artists along with educational and cultural resources, The Visitor Center is open daily to all guests and visitors.

10/06/2026

10/06/2026

Autumn and Winter are by far my favorite seasons to give this tour. The magic, the mystery, and the beauty of this area is hard to put into words.  Book the tour and come see for yourself.
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10/04/2026

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09/27/2026

A massive thank you to everyone that took the time to vote for my business. We got the gold this year!! You guys rock! 

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09/23/2026

On sale now!!
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08/28/2026

There's a point on the drive into Snoqualmie Valley when the scenery starts to feel strangely familiar.

The mountains get closer. The evergreens seem taller. The roads get quieter.
For Twin Peaks fans, that's when the trip starts becoming something more than a visit to filming locations.

You're entering Twin Peaks country.

Come experience the places, stories, and atmosphere that brought the world of Twin Peaks to life.
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08/26/2026

For the Fans Who Still Notice Everything

You know who you are.

You've watched the series more times than you'll admit.

You recognize locations before anyone says their names.

And you've probably spent more time thinking about red curtains, cherry pie, owls, and a certain traffic light than most people would understand.

You're our kind of people.

Come spend a day exploring the real-world locations and stories behind Twin Peaks.
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08/21/2026

The Places That Stayed With Us

More than 30 years later, fans still travel to Snoqualmie Valley to stand in places they first encountered on television.

And sometimes the biggest surprise is how familiar they still feel.

A bridge hidden in the woods.
A waterfall beside a lodge.
A small-town diner.

A Roadhouse where the music never seemed to stop.

These weren’t simply backgrounds for Twin Peaks. They became part of the story.

Come experience them with Twin Peaks Tour.
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