This 574-acre park has lots of fun features, including the 500-foot suspension bridge that spans the Snoqualmie River.Īfter your stroll head back to the roundabout and take the first exit to Highway 202 East. Just walk west on Entwistle Road and you will see a sign for a trail that leads into the park. You can also take a little side trip into Tolt MacDonald Park. Tolt Yarn and Wool is a particular favorite, and is known by knitters across the world. Stroll down main street and peruse the shops.

Find a spot to park and take a break to enjoy this fun farm town. Take a right and head into Downtown Carnation. If you are visiting in the summer or fall, you can also check out their Farmstand stocked with Valley-grown produce.Ĭontinue on the Carnation Farm Road for two miles to Highway 203. You can read more about its international fame here. Watch for the statue of their famous cow “Possum Sweetheart” on the right. This road will take you to Carnation Farm Road and through the historic Carnation Farms. This drive is particularly beautiful in the fall when the bigleaf maple trees show off their golden leaves.Ĭontinue south on West Snoqualmie Valley Road for about 6 miles then veer left onto NE 80 th Street, followed by another left onto Ames Lake-Carnation Rd NE. Take in the gorgeous scenery as the road winds past farm fields and through a tunnel of trees. Drive over the Snoqualmie River and past farm fields, then take a left onto the West Snoqualmie Valley Road, a beautiful and historic corridor. Grab coffee or tea from one of the local coffee shops and enjoy a walk down Main Street, taking in the public art and local shops.įrom Duvall, head west on the Woodinville-Duvall road. Start your day in Downtown Duvall, a fun, arts-inspired town.

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