Hit the Trail at These Mountain Biking Destinations
Zip through Washington’s diverse terrain on one of these epic trails.
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Cascade Valleys Heritage Corridor
Discover scenic valleys and culture east of seattle
explore the Cascade Valleys Heritage Corridor
State Route 202 between Woodinville and North Bend
The Cascade Valleys Heritage Corridor follows a historic travel and trade route, tracing portions of the Snoqualmie River through the Snoqualmie Valley and Sammamish Valley. Visit vibrant cities, enjoy outdoor recreation, tour filming locations made famous in Twin Peaks, and experience world-class wine tasting just east of Seattle. Home to the Snoqualmie Tribe since time immemorial, today visitors can learn about the Tribe’s culture, heritage, and stewardship of the land.
Time Your Trip: The Cascade Valleys Heritage Corridor is open year-round. Visit during the fall for vibrant golden and red foliage.
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Woodinville
Just a quick drive from Seattle, Woodinville is home to over 130 Washington wine producers, breweries, shopping, relaxing spa experiences, gourmet cuisine, and more. Choose one of Woodinville’s four wine districts to taste your way through the state’s world-class wines.
Redmond
Redmond blends scenic riverfront trails with a growing lineup of shopping and dining experiences. Don’t miss Marymoor Park, which boasts more than 640 acres of open space and waterfront and hosts seasonal concerts in the warmer months.
Snoqualmie
Downtown Snoqualmie offers a local brewery, lively shops, restaurants, wine tasting, and the Northwest Railway Museum. Visit the sdukwalbixw Gift Shop & Visitor Center at Salish Lodge & Spa to learn about the cultural significance of the falls to the Snoqualmie Tribe.
North Bend
Although famous from the TV Show “Twin Peaks,” North Bend is also home to hiking and mountain biking trails, rock climbing spots, campgrounds, and kayaking on the Snoqualmie River.
ACTIVITIES & attractions
- Lake Sammamish State Park
- Marymoor Park
- Northwest Railway Museum
- Mount Si
- Hiking & camping
- Tubing & river recreation
- Mountain biking
- Wine tasting
- Native American culture & history
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