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Popular Rental Amenities in Snoqualmie Pass
Filters are available to help you customize your search to find a beautiful property in Snoqualmie Pass. You can easily search and find a vacation rental matching your expectations in Snoqualmie Pass if you want to tune out with some TV time or you want a rental with a fireplace, as most accommodations provide "TVs" or "fireplaces." Not as many rentals in Snoqualmie Pass are available if you want a rental with a jacuzzi or if you want to hang out and relax outside as "yards" and "Jacuzzis" are not very popular features in Snoqualmie Pass.
The Weather in Snoqualmie Pass
Check out the climate diagram for Snoqualmie Pass. August is the warmest month in Snoqualmie Pass with average maximum temperatures of 66°. On the other hand, you could have temperatures dropping under 19° in January. The rainiest month is August while the driest month is August.
Ski and swim near your Snoqualmie Pass vacation rental
Vacation homes in Washington's Snoqualmie Pass provide year-round leisure for your entire family. Winters make for perfect skiing getaways in a snowy paradise, while summer is all about boating and hiking around the lake. Come and immerse yourself in natural beauty.
Wondrous winter sports
In the winter, Snoqualmie Pass becomes a wonderland where you and your family can enjoy sublime skiing and snowboarding vacations in the mountains.
Several ski resorts top the pristine mountains; Alpental, Summit Nordic Center, and The Summit. Between them you have the full range of winer sport activities to enjoy.
Lakeside loafing
Why not hike the Melakwa Lake Trailhead? The trail wends through lakeside pine and spruce forest for eight miles. Along the way you can see the Denny Creek Water Slide, which is a popular picnic stop.
Continue to the Keekwulee Falls, which fall for 90 feet and catch the light mesmerizingly in the mornings. Wildflowers bloom along winding Denny Creek in season, and views over the lake are well worth the walk.
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