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    Three Forks Dog Park

    4.3 (24 reviews)

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    Enjoying the cool, beautiful water near three Forks
    Ericka L.

    Thanks Yelp for the reminder! This place is big and fun for dogs. Take a little walk outside of the park and you'll get to the river which I believe is part of Snoqualmie. Had such a great time there with my pup. It was beautiful and quiet and clean. I was made aware that there are bears around there, but I did not see any.

    Krista J.

    Large and rural dog park. Very nice to be in this large expanse of grass amongst trees sitting at the foot of beautiful Mt. Si. Best for large dogs that need to run and most dogs there are bigger ones but if you have a small dog who doesn't have a problem with larger dogs then check it out.

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    Robin B.

    My dog loves coming here. It's nicely maintained, the waste bags are always available. Parking is limited, so on a sunny day parking is a challenge. The lot holds maybe 8 vehicles. If the lot is full, you can try parking across the street at the sports field. The entrance is double gated. The dog park itself is a nice size, plenty of room for the dogs to get a good run in. Within the park, there is an additional gated area the smaller dogs can use if they're not cool with hanging out with the big guys. There is a walking path, which is good for those days when it's been raining since the main entrance and the outskirts of the field tend to get very muddy. For the most part, the owners are pretty good about cleaning up after their pets, but you'll always encounter a few that aren't. The views from the park are hard to beat.

    Great dog park!
    Josh L.

    Great dog park with lots of space and a view of mount si. It's all fenced in and there's a water fountain for your dog too. There's also dog bags around the park.

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    Loved this spot for my dog! Very clean and nice place to meet new people and pet other dogs! Very gorgeous views too!

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    Such a great place. The view is amazing, there's always someone around for the pups to play with and it's well maintained.

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    Three Forks Natural Area

    Three Forks Natural Area

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Perfect hike with a rewarding river for little legs. The hike starts off from the parking lot with…read morepicnic benches. This picnic area does not open to the river front but leads you into the trail. The trail is nice & clear. Within 0.6 miles, it opens to several openings to the river. The water is crystal clear and cool. It must make a good fishing point as we did see some folks walking in with fishing rods. You can walk along the shore - the water is not deep around the edge till you get to the bridge that goes over the river that has a pretty good view of the jagged mountains. We couldn't see any elks or deer as many have cited having seen around this river. The parking lot however is bang opposite to a farm and my five year old was still able to see 8 majestic horses as we were leaving. The honey bucket was extremely dirty, so please plan to hold it in until you get to your next stop or empty your tank before you arrive. Overall, we spent an hour here but families can easily spend half a day at the picnic area. We did not see a lot of space on the river front to camp around but there may be other openings to the river that may have better possibilities for picnic. The picnic area is closed and very safe for young kids to play around. It does not have any dedicated playground, just picnic tables.

    This is truly a gem. I've only come a couple of times to see the elk, but it's been a beautiful…read moreexperience. At sunset on a hot day you'll see the elk come out as it cools down. They're so beautiful and you can hear them talking occasionally. Do not go into the natural area and approach them. It's not safe. Watching from a distance is safer for everyone.

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    Railroad Park & Centennial Log Pavilion

    Railroad Park & Centennial Log Pavilion

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    Just like the other reviewer, I was driving down the main road when I saw the log, and had to stop…read moreby to take a closer look. The log pays homage to the challenges and opportunities that the virgin forest had given to the predecessors of the area, whether they worked in the woods or mill, or were the consumers of the straight grained lumber for their homes, farms and businesses. The log belonged to a tree that was about 400 years old. It's protected by the elements by a roof, and unfortunately there's a metal fence to deter vandalism so you can't get that close to it. Great stop to check out though!

    An ode to logs (felled trees sometimes stripped of their branches). There is a beautiful walkway…read morelinking the Centennial Log Pavilion and the gazebo in the Railroad Community Park that is off the street and abundant parking along Railroad Ave. I appreciate the centrality of this park and the openness of the pavilion and the history it provided, useful for getting some context about the town of Snoqualmie and the area. The Centennial Log itself is a good reminder of how big trees could be back before logging was started and the old ones hadn't been mostly cut down. Worth a visit if you are passing through, I was driving through the town and saw it and being flabbergasted by the log's size turned my car around and stopped. Glad I did!

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    Prep for Santa and Christmas tree lighting ceremonies
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    Melakwa Lake

    Melakwa Lake

    4.8
    (4 reviews)
    3.2 mi

    Went tubing here with Chooksty and her mans, James. Just a really good time, despite the…read moresurprisingly overpriced tubing experience at $60(?) per person for tubing rental and shuttle ride to starting point. 2.5 to 3-hour ride bc the paddle for the tube is a literal blue frisbee that is linked to it lolol ...anyway, focusing on just location, the fallen tree hard is a perfect rest stop with guests trying to cross it without falling. Highly recommend water shoes for this. Quite a bit of shore rest stops that people been using as a bio break bc no actual bathroom nearby. Quite a bit of rapid waters sections, so beware because hella rocks in those areas that you may hit. Very nice and cool waters to contrast this sunny weather that only got warmer as the June 2026 day progressed.

    Picked this hike from the Washington Trails book, about 9.5 miles roundtrip with a 2700 elevation…read moregain. This was a tough hike, even though I chose it since the book said "moderate" and even looking up some reviews people had said the hike as relatively simple to enjoy a fantastic lake view. We were both pretty dead at the end due to the length and steep inclines. Knees were pretty banged up because of all the rocks. The trail in the beginning wasn't so bad, definitely got my heart pumping because of the elevation, but as you go higher up there were a lot of switchbacks and seemingly no end in sight. We hustled up the mountain pretty quickly though, which was why we were so tired at the end. The view is definitely worth it in the end; recommend bringing a hammock! There's also plenty of sitting area through slabs of rocks. Coming down we encountered: 1) a girl who was crying we believe because of the toughness of the trail, 2) a couple who stopped us to ask how much longer it was to the top (they unfortunately weren't even halfway) which signifies how tough this hike was. Definitely recommend bringing more than enough water or you will definitely be dehydrated (like we were). Otherwise glad we did this and would recommend (you won't regret it but your body will hate you haha).

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    The "water slide", which is impassable during high waters. Popular picnic spot for families!
    The "water slide", which is impassable during high waters. Popular picnic spot for families!
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    Si View Metro Parks

    Si View Metro Parks

    4.5
    (2 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    This is a nice park in North Bend, with just about everything for the community. The best part of…read morethe Si View Park is the view of Mount Si. You can't beat that. But there seems to be a lot going for it for those living in the area or visiting. There's a community center with a pool, restrooms, water fountain, a trail where you can walk and ride your bike around, a playground, covered picnic areas, accessible parking and a large open space in the center for just about whatever your heart desires. Located in downtown North Bend, it's easily walkable from the businesses and many residential areas around. Nice to know that the city of North Bend has a great community space to go to. I came here to enjoy my takeout and take a break from hiking, and and was happy to have such a large open space to myself. Well, it felt like I had the park to myself even though there were others around. Now I know where to go in North Bend for when I want to relax outside.

    This is a little bit of everything: Community Center, Pool, Park, Playground, and much, much more…read more The building is the jewel of the Snoqualmie Valley. Built in the 1930's, it is a former WPA project. Until the early 2000's, it was part of the King County Parks system when it unceremoniously closed in order to save money. Fortunately, local community members banded together and formed King County Metro Parks. Visions were shared, plans were made, Public Bonds were proposed and passed. In the past several years we have seen the property and building transformed. It supports and/or hosts many classes and local events, including Family entertainment (Family Night), a variety of seasonal craft shows, Haunted House, Festival at Mt Si, North Bend Farmer's Market and much, much more. There's a local pool which offers classes, inexpensive swim sessions and rental for parties and events. The Community itself is also available for events. But if you really want to experience it for yourself, come out for the Farmers Market and free concert (featuring local bands and musicians) every Thursday afternoon throughout the summer, OR come to the Festival at Mt Si over the second weekend of August. Disclaimer: I'm not an employee or otherwise affiliated with this in anyway. I'm just an enthusiastic local resident who is thrilled by the transformation and enjoys the tremendous benefits this place provides.

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    Three Forks Dog Park - dog_parks - Updated July 2026

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