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Plan Your Perfect Road Trip 37 Cool Cut From the Cascade Valleys Heritage Corridor when you reach Fall City you can head north through the rolling farmland of Carnation and Duval on SR-203 to connect with the Stevens Pass Greenway portion of the Cascade Loop Scenic Byway at Monroe. From Snoqualmie you can connect with the Mountains-to- Sound Greenway at I-90. Trip Tip A sample itinerary for this byway is available under Scenic Byways Road Trips at www.ScenicWA.com NW Railway Museum in downtown Snoqualmie. velodrome in the state and a 40-acre off-leash dog park. It also hosts everything from rock concerts to Cirque du Soleil on its grounds. Cascading Snoqualmie Falls Continue south toward Fall City a tiny town on a bend in the Snoqualmie River. The Fall City Roadhouse Inn is a good place to dawdle and grab a bite. From here continue to magnificent Snoqualmie Falls. In 2013 new boardwalks and a lower observation platform were addedbe sure to check out the new perspective on this iconic attraction. Since salmon could not traverse the falls for countless centuries this was a gathering place to fish and trade for tribes throughout the region including the local Snoqualmie Tribe whose casino is just up the hill from the falls. At waterfalls edge the Salish Lodge Spa continues to accrue accoladesCond Nast Traveler recently ranked it No. 9 out of the Northwests 20 top hotels. Visit the historic Snoqualmie Depot As you enter the town you cant miss the antique trains that line the tracks at Snoqualmie. The Northwest Railway Museum hosts tours of the towns Victorian train depot as well as its collection of more than 70 locomotives coaches and cars. Train buffs can also take a five-mile tour of the valley aboard a locomotive. These tours are very popular with the Thomas the Tank Engine set so be sure to book in advance www. trainmuseum.org. North Bend attractions North Bend is the final stop on this corridor a picturesque town with Mount Si filling nearly every view. A steep eight-mile round-trip trail gets you to the top of the most-hiked mountain in the state. If this town looks familiar its because youve seen it on TVthe surreal series Twin Peaks was shot here. The Mar-T Cafe is now Twedes but the neon sign the famous Twin Peaks Cherry Pie and that damn fine coffee all remain the same. Nearby Rattlesnake Lake is a popular hiking camping and fishing site located near the western access to Iron Horse State Park an abandoned railroad line-turned-trail that runs for 110 miles to the Columbia River.