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Discover Washington’s stunning waterfalls and forests on this half-day Seattle tour, featuring Twin Falls, Snoqualmie Falls, and scenic mountain views for $79.
The From Seattle: Pacific Northwest Waterfalls & Hiking Tour offers a captivating taste of Washington State’s natural beauty in just 4.5 hours. Priced at $79 per person, this guided trip takes you from downtown Seattle into the lush landscapes of Olallie State Park and the surrounding historic towns. With a rating of 4.6 out of 5 based on 115 reviews, the tour combines moderate hikes, breathtaking waterfalls, and cultural insights, making it an excellent choice for outdoor lovers and curious travelers alike.
While the tour emphasizes waterfalls, forests, and mountain views, it also provides a glimpse into the area’s history, from logging roots to pop culture references like “Twin Peaks.” The small group size—limited to 14 participants—ensures a more personal experience, with knowledgeable guides leading the way. Practical and well-organized, this tour suits those ready for a half-day adventure that balances physical activity with sightseeing, though it’s worth noting that the hike can be quite strenuous for some.


The tour departs from outside Sephora at 415 Pine St. in downtown Seattle. After a quick check-in, a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle whisks you eastward, cutting through the city’s outskirts and into the verdant landscapes of Washington. The drive itself is scenic, setting the tone for the nature-filled day ahead.
This part of the journey offers glimpses of the lush greenery and mountain vistas typical of the Pacific Northwest. It’s a relaxed start that prepares you for the outdoor adventures awaiting in Olallie State Park, home to the famous Twin Falls.
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The centerpiece of this tour is the moderate hike through ancient forests to Twin and Upper Falls. The trail is well-maintained but features some inclines, so sturdy shoes are recommended. Guided by knowledgeable guides, visitors learn about the local flora and fauna while enjoying the soothing sounds of cascading waterfalls.
Entry to Twin Falls is included, and trekking poles are provided to help with steeper sections. The hike’s moderate level makes it accessible for most, but some reviews mention it can be strenuous for older travelers or those with mobility issues. The views of Twin Falls are a highlight, offering a dramatic display of rushing water framed by lush greenery.

After the hike, the tour continues with scenic drives through two charming historic towns. In North Bend, visitors can spot the famous diner from the TV show “Twin Peaks”, a fun cultural reference.
Next, the journey takes you through Snoqualmie, an old logging town with roots dating back to the early 20th century. The town’s historic atmosphere provides a contrast to the natural scenery, offering a glimpse into the area’s past. Most notably, the tour stops at Snoqualmie Falls, a 270-foot tall waterfall that ranks among the region’s most impressive sights.
The drive through these towns offers a relaxed opportunity to appreciate small-town charm and regional history.

The highlight of the town visit is Snoqualmie Falls, accessible via a short walk from the parking area. The waterfall is a dramatic cascade flowing into the Snoqualmie River, creating a misty spray and thunderous sound that captivates visitors.
From viewing platforms, you’ll find panoramic vistas perfect for photography. The falls’ height of 270 feet makes it a must-see stop, especially for those interested in natural spectacles. Many reviews emphasize how stunning the falls are, and guides often share insights about its geology and cultural significance.
More Great Tours NearbyAs the tour continues, travelers enjoy views of Mount Si, often reflected in Borst Lake near Snoqualmie. The lake’s tranquil waters serve as a perfect mirror to the mountain’s rugged profile.
This spot offers a peaceful break, allowing visitors to take photos or simply soak in the scenic panorama. The mountain’s prominence and the reflective lake create a picture-perfect moment, helping to highlight the diverse landscapes of the Pacific Northwest.

The tour starts at outside Sephora at 415 Pine St., right in the heart of downtown Seattle. An air-conditioned vehicle transports travelers to each stop, with the small group size—limited to 14 participants—ensuring plenty of space and personal attention.
The journey includes entry to Twin Falls, with trekking poles provided to assist during hikes. Water bottles and snacks are also included, keeping everyone refreshed throughout the adventure. The tour’s flexible schedule generally offers options in the morning and afternoon, making it easy to fit into various itineraries.

While the moderate hike to Twin Falls suits most physically active individuals, some reviews note it can be quite strenuous, especially for older travelers or those with mobility challenges. The trail includes steep inclines and staircases.
Importantly, the tour is not suitable for people with back problems, mobility impairments, or wheelchair users. Participants should wear good walking shoes and be prepared for hilly terrain.

Multiple reviews praise the knowledgeable guides, highlighting Bree, Scott, and others for their friendly, engaging, and informative approach. Guides are appreciated for sharing local history, geological insights, and pop culture tidbits like the Twin Peaks reference.
Many travelers note the personal attention and considerate attitude, especially towards those who might need extra assistance. The small group setting encourages interaction and makes the experience more intimate.

With an average rating of 4.6/5, the tour receives high marks across various aspects. Reviewers mention spectacular waterfalls, friendly and knowledgeable guides, and beautiful scenery.
Some areas for improvement include the comfort of the transportation, with a few comments about bumpy rides due to an aging van, and more flexible timing for lunch or town exploration. Nevertheless, the overall consensus is that this tour offers a great half-day of outdoor activity and sightseeing.
This Pacific Northwest Waterfalls & Hiking Tour is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those interested in local history and pop culture. It suits travelers who are comfortable with a moderate hike and are eager to experience Washington’s iconic waterfalls.
Since the tour is not accessible for those with mobility issues, it’s best for active individuals capable of navigating uneven terrain. The small group environment and expert guides make it suitable for those seeking a personalized experience with plenty of opportunities for photo stops and learning.
This tour balances nature, history, and culture in a compact 4.5-hour package, making it perfect for a half-day escape from Seattle. With spectacular waterfalls, scenic mountain views, and engaging guides, it offers a well-rounded introduction to the area’s natural charm.
While some may find the hike challenging, most will enjoy the stunning vistas and informative commentary. The small group size and included snacks and trekking poles enhance the comfort and practicality of this experience.
The tour provides excellent value for travelers wanting to see key sites of Washington’s outdoors without overextending their schedule.
What is the duration of the tour?
The tour lasts 4.5 hours, including transportation, stops, and the hike.
Where does the tour meet?
It departs from outside Sephora at 415 Pine St., downtown Seattle.
Is the hike difficult?
The hike is moderate but can be quite strenuous for some, with steep inclines and stairs. Good shoes and a moderate fitness level are recommended.
Are snacks included?
Yes, snacks and water bottles are provided during the tour.
What landmarks will I see?
Expect to visit Twin Falls, Snoqualmie Falls, and enjoy views of Mount Si reflected in Borst Lake.
Is the tour suitable for children or seniors?
It’s generally suitable for those comfortable with moderate hiking, but not recommended for people with back problems, mobility impairments, or wheelchair users.
How many people are in each group?
Groups are limited to 14 participants for a more personalized experience.
What is included in the price?
The price covers entry to Twin Falls, trekking poles, snacks, water bottles, and transportation.
Are guides experienced?
Yes, guides are knowledgeable, friendly, and attentive, often praised for their local insights.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled up to 24 hours in advance.