Bit of a drive, but worth it for the snow. Wish that there was better communication from this…read moreresort when open hours are and when the season opens/closes because conflicting information from what is online vs what staff there tells me. Nice to have more runs for the green level so that I can totally warm up, but I like the blue runs for what they are. Appreciate that there is one freestyle run here, but would not mind if there was more. Staff is helpful and actually addresses concerns, but tend to be caught up in conversation with each other, so u feel a bit pushed to the side. Have to be able to speak up for yourself early on so that you are not just on standby. Parking is fine...just watch for the slush. The cleaners do their best to clear out the snow on the road so u do not have to pull out and use your snow chains.

This was a great experience for our family with our 16month old! It was the best outdoor winter…read morething to do. I was scared at first tubing down. But it wasn't bad at all. The magic carpet moves quick and there is also the option to walk up as well. The tickets are fairly priced for the about 2 hr window. Food is not too far of a drive where you can go into town and eat pretty much anything the city has to offer. Parking is big

The sky was blue and the air was crisp. It was a perfect day to learn how to cross country/ nordic…read moreski. About an hour after leaving Seattle we were up in the beautiful, magnificent mountains.... and ski lessons with skis and boots was only 59 dollars each! The lesson was 1.5 hours and mostly involved going around and around and around a small loop again and again and again with elderly people, children and some embarrassed adults. The instructor was funny and stayed on topic and did a good job of making sure each person got help. My one star off is that the ski lodge is too small and lots of people were eating their packed lunches on the floor. I couldn't find a water fountain to refill my water bottle. I read all the other reviews and knew not to buy any of the food there. The parking lot was insanely full when we left at 2 pm. We got to the lot at 9 am and had no problem parking near the lodge area and didn't need to wait in line to sign up for lessons. From the website: The Nordic Center typically operates from mid-December through early April. Since we rely on natural snow, opening and closing dates each season may vary due to snow conditions. Closing dates are also influenced by business levels. The Nordic Center is a WEEKEND operation for The Summit at Snoqualmie and maintains business hours Fridays (during peak season), Saturdays, Sundays, and some Holiday Periods. During hours of operation, The Summit Nordic Center is open from 9am-3:30pm. Standard drop-in group Lesson times are at 10:30am and 1:00pm.

Firstly I want to give a huge thank you to Barbie at the Nordic Center. I had had a terrible day…read moreand ended up skiing past closing time. Instead of being mad she was incredibly kind. She was worried about me and concerned for my safety. On a Friday night she stayed when she probably had plans after a long week risking her safety for customers during COVID, and, when I returned, was not mad but kind. The Mountain itself is lovely but a view of the lake mountains ascend. This year has been excruciating, and I am so thankful for people like Barbie and her staff who remain compassionate, selfless, and patient in the face of adversity. It was a lovely day and I will never forget it. The mountain is beautiful with lots of options. The trail is tough, for sure- after the bridge it is a climb the whole way, but if you stay patient, no matter if you get to the 12-km-up top or not, it's worth it. Thank you!!! I wish you, Barbie and staff, my best, and skiers: have fun! Be safe! Don't stay out too late! :)

Reserved a 5:15pm Snow Tubing session with a few friends and our kids, ages 4-8. The sun went down…read moreat 4:45pm, and the lights, music and staff made it one of our best memories over winter break. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! *Food: They have a college cafeteria-style option nearby, but we chose to eat in North Bend at the Iron Duck. Great kids menu, huge restaurant with plenty of seating - we had a long table with plenty of space. Food was delicious, and ample selections of ciders/beers. *Reservations: Super easy, but get on it! The Saturday options were mostly booked out over a week in advance. They offer day sessions, about 2 hours each (9:30am, 11a, 1:15p, 3:15p) and night sessions (5:15p, 7:15p). The website is simple enough, be ready to sign waivers. *Drive/parking: Easy to find off (and not far from) the freeway using GPS. The parking lot needs more signage! We weren't completely sure we found it with all the snow and rain. *Go around a bend to the right, and you'll see a little ticket cabin with windows. *Staff: WONDERFUL. From check-in using our e-mail to the staff on the hill, they were all smiles. *Tubing: Awesome!! Our time was 5:15 - 7pm, but with the 4 year old, we were done about 6:40pm. We were able to go up to the hill constantly without much waiting. Everything is provided for you - sledding tube (we took the kids on it with us, or two 7-8 year olds together) and tram to take you back up so you don't get exhausted. Ah so fun. *Tips: Snow gear is a MUST. Boots, gloves that tighten under coats, etc. Bring a change of clothes for the little ones in the car. This saved us as a few toes got wet. Thank you Summit!

I'm giving this a full 5 stars because all of the pros outweigh the cons…read more We registered for the 9am session on New Years Eve which is about 1 hour and 45 mins, and cost around $45 per person over 44" tall. Our large group was full of littles and adults alike. The tube is included and the staff were friendly and clear on rules and guidelines. Please note, there are port a potty's ...ewww, I know! But these were clean at 9am. You'll need to change in your car or come dressed for the weather. The tube hill is a hike, so be warned you'll get your exercise. I wish my snow boots had a bit more traction, but I made it up and down about 5 times (taking a few potty breaks). There's a magic carpet, but the lines will be long and the carpet is slow for safety. There was plenty of parking and the roads were clear in the early AM. Can't wait to go again before the season ends!

This is a fantastic easy to do kid friendly paved hike. $5 entry pass which can be purchased from…read moreself service station. Even on a hot sunny day the hike is covered by trees. The water is cold. Even during the hike there are stops where you can be just next to water.

$5 day pass that u can purchase at the self-service station by the parking lots. Plenty of parking…read morein the lot. Safe to park here. Easy trail to Franklin Falls, which is such a beautiful sight that reminded me of Hawaii. Even on the"heat advisory" day in Washington state, it was still chill by the water. Pretty on the route to the waterfall, too, with the green foliage and washed-over rocks. Even going to the falls itself was easy, despite the slippery rocks because staggered in a way where you have somewhere to hold as you go up or down. Just a good time and not at all an overwhelming hike. Recommend to those who want a chill stroll. Took about 45 minutes to get from the parking lot to the falls, and I was not even trying to pick up my pace. Definitely come here if you tryna do something outdoorsy for even just a little bit.

Despite all these reviews we booked at the Summit Inn for the 4th of July because we waited until…read morethe last minute and this was the cheapest room. Our room was clean, the staff were extremely nice! It's truly not a very *nice* motel but I didn't feel gross and the amenities were about what I expected! Probably over priced but you're paying for the location? There were many broken down trucks outside our room's window and we almost adopted this little white fluffy dog that I think lives in the parking lot? He would not let us touch him, but we named him Concrete. We had pancakes for dinner at the diner, it was pretty good! But we do really like greasy spoon diners. Then went across the street to Dru Bru and had probably the best pretzel of my life and a beer before trying out the hot tub. Sauna was broken :( but hot tub was kinda cool. As in it was probably 2-3 degrees too chilly but big and tiled and interesting? We soaked twice during our stay! The place definitely has character, but it's not as bad (in my personal experience) as these reviews make it out to be in the slightest. We got gas station snacks and watched HGTV and went to bed early like adults it was lovely. 10/10 has Twin Peaks Energy and everyone needs to take themselves less seriously I think. There's espresso next door and awesome hikes close by. Would recommend.

Awful. Writing this review while at this establishment. We requested and paid for a pet room. We…read morewere put in a room on the ground floor near an exit - great, except you can't use the exit. You have to walk a quarter mile back to the lobby to let your dog out through the lobby in the middle of the night (or anytime your dog needs walked). This makes absolutely no sense. We arrived for our stay on a Sunday night. Just a couple of cars in the lot. Entered, rang the bell, greeted by one guy from the restaurant who told us someone would be out to check us in in 2 or 3 minutes. Someone came pretty quickly but it took him sooo long to tap tap tap on 2 different computers to get us checked in. Took 10 minutes to get our key, which was presented in dirty, previously used envelope with other numbers scribbled out. We were very thankful there wasn't a line at checkin. Oddly enough, after going to our truck to get our things and reentering, the desk clerk was scurrying down the hall in front of us, keyed into a room briefly, then came back down the hall toward us. We realized he had gone into our room then exited. Not sure why, but unsettling. Again, this is a dead Sunday night and we made the reservation 3 days ago... For $170 on a Sunday night ($129, plus pet fee $25 plus tax) we feel scammed paying this amount for this rundown place. The hotel is in need of lots of TLC. The bathroom sink hot water doesn't work. We're still waiting for the room to warm up. My husband shoved the bath mat and a towel in the big gap that the taped up, makeshift window/floor A/C unit going out the window creates. Take away - if you don't need to stay at the summit, don't stay here. It's gross, unkempt, and unloved. Edit - it's morning and our room never got warm. The heat doesn't work. We ate at Commonwealth across the street. Great food and service.

I'd say that the number of stars depends on your experience:…read more If you come here in a super pack day, and you find no parking spot. Super crowded and hard to use your sled. Well, yeah it's gonna be a 2 star review. However if you get here early, remember to bring your own snacks, sleds, when you find lots of parking spots and not so busy... yeah, it will be a 5 star review. In general I'd say that IRON HORSE SLED HILL is good enough for YOUNG children, or people with little experience with snow that want to have fun in a short hill and your sled/tube. It's well groomed, but enter here under your own risk. In a busy day I've seen several accidents (kids bumping into each other) Besides the sled hill, there's also the TH for a good hike, snow shoeing, cross country skiing for FREE. Keep in mind dogs are not allowed, and you need to pay for your parking lot ($25 as of 2024) you can buy the parking permite right there or in advance online. There are restrooms open to public and that's it. No food vendors, so bring your own snack, meal.

I parked here when I came here at the end of July to run the Jack & Jill's Marathon which started…read moreon the Iron Horse Trail. In the middle of the parking lot they had several restrooms and showers. There was a kiosk selling passes. A 1-Day Discover Pass was $10.

We were looking for a fun adventure that the whole family could enjoy. My son had just turned 10…read moreand wanted to take one of his school buddies with him. We read the reviews online and called them to book our adventure. We were treated with kindness and respect from the time that we got there. We signed the requisite waivers and were told that the rapids head tamed down to class three which was very manageable and safe for the family. They outfit you with wet suits and boots and it's suggested that you bring your own hats, sunglasses and sunscreen. Our guy took the time to get to know all the folks that were in our group and arranged us in the raft, according to our age and abilities. My son and his friend sat towards the back of the raft, which turned out to be the safest and driest location. After a short walk-through of expectations and paddling instruction, we got underway. Smooth sailing for the 1st mile or so, and then we hit our first group of rapids. The guy did an outstanding job of keeping us afloat and telling us which side to paddle aggressively, and which side to back off on. Throughout the day, this continued and we hit several more aggressive rapids that were challenging, but a lot of fun. Photographers are located throughout the course and will get some great pictures of your group as you head down the river. They are available for purchase at the end. Overall, a great experience and a great day with osprey rafting company. Highly recommended!

it was awful! the river water was so low we hit our asses on every single rock in the river we are…read morecovered in bruises and my mom almost broke her tailbone. It is so irresponsible to run their tours when the river water is so low. the guides clearly did not know what they were talking about, they said if we fall out to lay on our stomachs and try to climb back into our tubes, which is entirely wrong because you will destroy your chest that way. the "paddles" they gave us were cheap ass tiny frisbees and they would get ripped out of your hands at every current. over all the company should be sued into the ground but we can't cause of their wavers, never NEVER ever even think I out doing something with this company