Internet Resources
October 2, 2008 · Updated 11:27 PM
Upper Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce
This is the Internet site for the chamber serving the cities of North Bend
and Snoqualmie. It features business listings as well as community events
and festivals.
www.snovalley.org
Snoqualmie Valley Record
A weekly newspaper serving the cities of North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall
City, Preston, Carnation and Duvall. The site features a few key stories from
the printed version of the paper, as well as some community information and
other news.
www.valleyrecord.com
Preston Community
A site dedicated to information for and about Preston, a little village that
figured big in the area's logging past.
www.prestonwa.org
Snoqualmie Pass
The official Web site for the four ski areas owned by Booth Creek at
Snoqualmie Pass. The site features information on all activities at the Pass,
both winter and summer.
www.summit-at-snoqualmie.com
Goldmeyer Hot springs
Tucked in the Cascade foothills, this unique spot provides beautiful
scenery and natural Hot Springs. A nonprofit organization runs the facility.
www.goldmyer.org
King County Library - North Bend
A site put together by the people at the North Bend Library containing
local information.
www.kcls.org/nbend/nblocalinfo.html
Remlinger Farms
Located near Carnation, Remlinger Farms offers much, much more than
a typical farm. This Web site has information on upcoming events and activities.
www.remlingerfarms.com
Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
A Web site packed with information on camping, hiking and other information
to help you plan your outdoor adventures.
www.gorp.com/gorp/resource/us_national_forest/wa_baker.htm
Washington Trails Association
A nonprofit organization dedicated to providing information and resources
for the hiking community, this Web site has weekly updates to trail conditions.
www.wta.org
King County Bicycling Information
This website is maintained by King County and contains cycling
information as well as maps that you can download and print.
www.metrokc.gov/kcdot/tp/bike/bikemap.htm
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