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    Issaquah Depot Museum

    4.7 (3 reviews)
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    Jakob Two Trees

    Jakob Two Trees

    4.9
    (18 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    Jakob Two Trees is located along the Rainier Trail right behind/near the Issaquah Community Center…read more It's best for a quick, scenic outdoor stop combined with an easy walk. Perfect for families, a short nature break, or troll-hunting adventures around the Pacific Northwest. Ample parking is available nearby at the community center. As public art on a trail, respectful visiting is encouraged. Many people enjoy taking photos and admiring the incredible recycled-material details (like his ponytail with the Snoqualmie Tribe band and birdhouse necklace), and it blends beautifully into the surrounding forest. The short, flat, paved path is stroller- and wheelchair-friendly. Great for families, kids, and troll-hunters.

    What a fun attraction in Issaquah - and a great way to learn more about the area. My friend told…read moreme about the miscellaneous trolls that are around the western Washington area, created by artist, Thomas Dambo from Denmark. So, I had to see it for myself. I took my dog on a walk around Issaquah - and we made it a point to check out Jakob Two Trees while in the area. To get here, online sources referenced the Rainier Multiple Use Trail in the old town of Issaquah. If you map to Rainier Trail, it does not take you to the entrance to the trail. However, this trail is near the Issaquah Community Center, which is where I mapped and was easily able to find the entrance to the trail. Along the Rainier Multiple Use Trail in a short distance is Jakob Two Trees. There's a sign that explains more of the artwork and artist, using only up-cycled materials to create these trolls. It was cool to see and you're able to walk all around the giant troll and get pictures up close. Although I am not Scandinavian, I do love how treasured trolls are to the Nordic countries, so now I want to find more of the trolls around the Pacific Northwest.

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    Issaquah Highlands Neighborhood

    Issaquah Highlands Neighborhood

    3.8
    (6 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    It's quite densely populated with townhome on top of townhome, and the people aren't all that…read morefriendly. When I go on walks/runs, I try to say hello to everyone I pass and half the time all I get in response are noses in the air. The streets are also so narrow, that if you're driving something larger than a Prius and people have parked further than an inch away from the curb, you have to sideline your car to let others pass. Older drivers tend to barrel down the middle of the roadway as well, which is hella scary. I do have to say, though... aside from the poor driving/parking, small roads and incessant barking of yappy dogs, living there isn't half bad. My neighbors are quiet and respectful; Even their children are well-behaved. Overall, I don't have much to complain about. Oh... and the views are breathtakingly phenomenal. I'd buy my home all over again just for the view, even if it means playing "chicken" on the streets with old ladies in Range Rovers.

    One of the newer neighborhoods in Issaquah, the Highlands makes up the "taller hill spots" on the…read moresouth end of the Issaquah/Sammamish plateau. Family friendly, clean and beautiful! Wear good walking shoes! Parking is not plentiful everywhere - but once you find a spot most everything is easy to walk to in the main shops areas.

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    Can't see anything up here today with the fog! As thick as pea soup!

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    Can't see anything up here today with the fog! As thick as pea soup!
    Issaquah Salmon Days

    Issaquah Salmon Days

    4.5
    (30 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    Wow! What a lovely day. Pack with a lot of patience because parking was tough. We arrive not that…read morelate, but ut took us a bit yo get to a lot even when we already got a map for the available parkings. Slow movement but we got there.Some stress are closed. There are lots and lots of booths. Plenty of things to see, purchase, and eat along. We had some dumplings, lactose free dole (yaaay!), and cotton candy. Everything was great! I wanted some BBQ but lines were huge!!! We lost an hour for the cotton. Candy. Kids were playing in the meantime, but I suggest to keep an eye because there's gazillions of people! It is a fair!

    Salmon Days!! Always a fun time while we watch our salmon friends move through the area (and you…read morecan eat them). This is the first year I've got in many, many years and I'm glad that I did. Like any other festival that shuts down a large area, the parking is pretty crazy. I got there nice and early to find a good spot and walked about a mile. Overall good selection of vendors! Most of them were artisanal and not something you can buy from a direct-from-China shop. The food court had a lot of great options, and, of course the Kiwanis salmon BBQ. They also had a large field section with games for the kiddos and a water dog competition! There were lots of salmon going through the ladder, so that was nice to watch for awhile. Overall Salmon Days is a great festival to get out and do something a little different!

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    Issaquah Community Center

    Issaquah Community Center

    4.0
    (3 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    We stopped here for a bit and enjoyed some food on the tables outside. While here we took advantage…read moreof the City wifi they offer and clean restrooms. After walking around a bit we saw they had volleyball teams playing and offer swimming at the pool as well. We were able to take advantage of all they offer here for just $5 per person per day. You can also do a monthly pass for $24 but we are not from the area. As we are in a heat wVe, I am very much looking forward to swimming later this evening. This is a nice facility that offers much to the community and I am so glad we had a chance to check it out!

    My daughter has taken some classes here so my review is based on our experiences coming here…read more The facility has staff at the door to get you to the right place or take your payment. There is a day use fee but they offer punch cards for regular use. The gym is huge. Has upper seating area. It is 3 basketball courts they place baby gates between for multiple classes. Jazzercise is going on at one end while my daughter has volleyball at the other end. The coach struggles to talk over the music of that other class. It is carpeted as well. They have lots of kid classes available here. And there are some classroom areas, so things like Tai Chi can happen in a less loud environment, but it's not perfect. There is a walking track around the gym upstairs but it costs to walk ....$3. I like this place b/c they offer classes my kids want to try. Younger kids have plenty of sports leagues to enjoy. They have a gym and you can get a good workout here without joining a gym elsewhere. It's nice when the community center is clean and offers a lot. We enjoy utilizing this place. They do not charge extra for non city residents like most of the cities around here.

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