Seattle & Snoqualmie Falls Guided Tour
Explore Seattle landmarks and Snoqualmie Falls in one day
Duration
7 hours
Includes
Seattle sights, Snoqualmie Falls
Highlights
Explore Seattle’s landmark neighborhoods and scenic Snoqualmie Falls on a guided sightseeing tour. Discover city history and major attractions in a small-group setting.
- Visit Kerry Park, the Fremont Troll, and Gas Factory
- See the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and Starbucks Headquarters
- Discover Seattle’s vibrant neighborhoods and local history
- Take in the views at Snoqualmie Waterfalls
Important details
- Pickup and drop-off locations are limited to Seattle or SeaTac
- Airport pickup requires a group of at least 4 people
- Tours require at least 4 total bookings to operate
Cancellation Policy
In most cases, cancel up to 1 day before your tour for a full refund.
FAQs
Your driver-guide will text your itinerary plus pickup time and location confirmation the night before your tour.
Your pickup time may have some flexibility based on the number of groups, locations, and distances.
Dress in layers and wear comfortable walking shoes.
Meeting details
Anywhere in Downtown Seattle (hotel, Airbnb, or cruise terminal)
More about Kerry Park
Kerry Park sits high on the southern slope of Queen Anne Hill, offering what many locals consider the single most iconic view of Seattle. From this small but mighty overlook, the Space Needle rises in perfect alignment with the downtown skyline, Elliott Bay shimmers in the middle distance, and on clear days Mount Rainier floats on the horizon like a painting. The Best of Seattle and Snoqualmie Waterfalls Tour brings you to Kerry Park so you can take in this postcard panorama without the stress of navigating Seattle's hilly one-way streets on your own.
Your time at Kerry Park is built into a full day that pairs the city's greatest hits with the natural drama of Snoqualmie Falls. After exploring landmarks like Pike Place Market and the waterfront, the climb up Queen Anne delivers a change in perspective that makes the scale of Seattle finally click. Stepping out at Kerry Park, you feel the breeze coming off Puget Sound, hear the distant hum of ferries, and watch the light shift across the skyline. It is the kind of stop that rewards a few unhurried minutes with your camera, and it sets a beautiful contrast to the thundering 270-foot cascade waiting later at Snoqualmie.
This tour is ideal for first-time visitors who want to see Seattle's essential sights in a single, well-paced day, as well as photographers, couples, and families who appreciate a guide handling the logistics. Kerry Park is especially memorable for travelers who want one definitive skyline photo to remember the trip by, and for anyone curious about the neighborhoods beyond downtown. Between the city overlook at Kerry Park and the misty power of Snoqualmie Falls, this is Seattle at its most photogenic and most welcoming.
