Randonnée guidée en forêt aux cascades de Seattle incl. Snoqualmie Falls





Description
Cette excursion est unique en ce sens que vous randonnez (niveau modéré avec quelques pentes de 8 minutes) dans une forêt ancienne le long de la rivière Snoqualmie pendant quelques heures pour admirer une magnifique cascade de chutes, Twin Falls. Le sentier est de 3 miles au total. Puis suivi par l'observation d'une autre belle chute que nous conduisons à - les célèbres chutes Snoqualmie de 270 pieds de haut. Vous voyez également un magnifique lac avec vue sur les montagnes environnantes souvent reflété dans le lac. Il y a beaucoup de diversité dans cette demi-journée au départ de Seattle.
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Itinéraire
Nous nous dirigerons ensuite vers les majestueuses chutes de Snoqualmie, hautes de 270 pieds, et verrons les chutes depuis quelques plates-formes, puis traverserons la ville de Snoqualmie avec l'ancien dépôt extravagant de 1890 et des locomotives historiques. Avant de retourner à Seattle, nous nous arrêtons au lac Borst, où se reflète souvent le mont Si.
Cette excursion d'une demi-journée est une combinaison d'une randonnée modérée de 2 heures (quelques pentes pendant environ cinq minutes à la fois) vers les Twin Falls et d'une visite dans une ancienne ville forestière, Snoqualmie avec ses célèbres chutes Snoqualmie à proximité. Je viendrai vous chercher au centre-ville de Seattle et conduirai vers l'est pendant environ 30 minutes jusqu'à ce que nous arrivions au début du sentier dans le parc d'État d'Olallie. Nous marcherons dans la forêt ancienne le long de la rivière Snoqualmie Lower jusqu'aux chutes Twin et Upper Falls, qui sont une belle cascade de chutes d'eau. Après la randonnée, nous traversons North Bend, où se trouve le restaurant de la populaire émission télévisée "Twin Peaks", jusqu'à l'ancienne ville historique d'exploitation forestière, Snoqualmie.
Le ramassage et le dépôt se font dans le centre de Seattle.
Vous pouvez aussi aller chercher et déposer près de l'aiguille spatiale, si vous le demandez.
Nous traversons la vieille ville forestière historique de Snoqualmie où de nombreuses vieilles machines à vapeur sont laissées sur les rails.
Nous roulons sur le grand pont flottant qui traverse le lac Washington sur le chemin des chutes.
Nous traversons la ville forestière de North Bend où la populaire émission de télévision Twin Peaks a été tournée dans les années 1990.
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Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Non recommandé pour les voyageurs ayant des problèmes de genoux et de hanches.
Avis(605)
Changed travel time. Poor driving skills. Some passengers had to get off because trip was overbooked.
My apologies that you we had to change the travel time - we did check in beforehand to see if it worked for everyone. The tour was overbooked by one person which was not realized till the day off due to a miscount, which will not happen again. Fortunately, a guest volunteered to go on another day. I will check in with the tour guide from that tour about the driving skills - he is an experienced driver and I have not had any complaints before.
we had a large group of family and friends with varying ages and levels of capability and Ty was very accommodating to all. It was a great experience, beautiful hike and amazing waterfall, but he was what made the trip great for us.!
John was a great guide! The air conditioning in the van could have been a little better though. We were sweaty! Hike was beautiful but definitely on the hard side of moderate.
John was an extraordinary guide, and a wealth of information. He helped everyone get great photos throughout the hike and tour.
Beautiful location. Experience was exactly as described. Our guide was knowledgeable and thoughtful of people in the group. I would recommend this to others
Anthony was our tour guide. Our 4 person group joined a total of 8 other people and all were at different activity level abilities. He was constantly checking in with the front of the group and ensured that the ones in the back were also doing well. The hike had beautiful trees and waterfalls; it was not crowded and we had great weather. It was also a nice drive through the town of the other falls.
It was a wonderful experience. We had never done anything like this before. So at first we were a little worried that it could be some kind of a scam, but once we met our tour guide, everything just got better and better. Calling the number available for questions was helpful. The tour guide was really kind and took great care of everyone in the group. Making sure everyone was ok throughout the hike from start to finish. He even gave us a Mandarin and water bottle.
This hike was a bit more difficult than we were expecting. My wife and I are in our mid-50’s and in decent shape but we struggled at times. We were with a group of people that were 20-30 years younger so that may have been part of our problem. We just couldn’t keep up with their pace. Anthony, our tour guide was excellent. He made sure to check on us often as we, along with a couple of girls in their 20’s, were the back of the pack. Despite the pace challenges, the hike and tour were great. Remember you’re essentially in a rainforest so expect slick rocks, puddles and some mud. We had light rain for most of our hike but we had water proof hiking shoes, which I would highly recommend because we had no traction issues. We also had light rain jackets that we wore and shed along the way. Overall, it was a great experience. The views and sounds of nature were spectacular.
Experienced hiker but was solo this trip and this was an excellent and safe way to get a hike and enjoy the company of others!
I met the tour at the pick up spot in downtown Seattle. Our first stop was Olallie park to see the Twin Falls waterfall and it is a hike! We did quite a bit of incline walking. I'm not used to walking inclines at what I considered a fast pace, (Michigan is much flatter) so it was a bit more challenging for me. We walked through the old growth forest, which is absolutely beautiful. Seeing the waterfall was definitely worth the climb. I did go at a bit slower pace and the tour guide was patient with me. I appreciated his efforts helping me as I was traveling solo. There were a couple of others on the tour, though that I felt were also getting tired at the end of the walk. We did a quick drive though the city of the Twin Peaks TV show. It wasn't a stop, just a quick drive through to the next stop Snoqualmie Falls, another beautiful waterfall, but without the hike, just a short walk to a viewing platform. Overall, I enjoyed the tour. The old growth forest and waterfalls were amazing. The tour took exactly 4 hours. I personally enjoy a slower pace on a vacation, but still a good time.



