Historic Snohomish

What is there to do in the "The Antique Capitol of the Northwest"? Well, shopping of course is an option. You can view and sometimes tour the historic buildings. The downtown commercial district is one of the best of its kind in the Northwest. The city of Snohomish often puts on events, like Kla Ha Ya Days, Groundfrog Day and an Easter Parade. A few tour companies exist offering walking tours, ghost walks, etc. There is a historic RR trestle, a museum, as well as a short scenic walk along the river just below the main street. In summer is a lively farmers market. Others visit Snohomish after a day doing nearby popular activities like golfing, fishing, hiking or even skydiving (a big hub is just south of town).

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On the riverwalk trail with sign showing the flood levels

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This 12 foot 5 inch diameter log is from a Douglas Fir felled in the Lake Roesiger District by Lervick Logging Company. June 15, 1940. It is estimated to be 620 years old.

The Oxford Saloon

Rail bridge over the Snohomish River

Interpretive signs along the Riverfront Trail

Snohomish River from the Riverfront Trail

Start of the Riverfront Trail