About Snohomish
Snohomish, Washington is a small town founded in 1858 in the beautiful Snohomish River Valley. One of the first inland towns of the Puget Sound region. Snohomish is now known as the "Antique Capital of the Northwest" and home to its own nationally registered historic district. Tourists often visit Snohomish to enjoy First Street, with its historic architecture and plentiful shops.
You will find many farms, gardens, and scenic roads south of town; while more modern development has taken place north of town, where you will find major stores and other conveniences.
Snohomish is about 30 minutes north of Seattle. Highway 2 connects Snohomish to Interstate 5 and the neighboring towns of Everett and Monroe. A 20 minute drive south along Highway 9 will bring you to the famed Woodinville wine country.
Things to See & Do in Snohomish
Shopping on First Street {Antiques, Vintage, Local Small Businesses}
Take a swim at the Snohomish Aquatic Center
*Dining
Have a spa day
Visit the Farmer's Market {May-October} Thursdays 3pm-7pm
U-Pick blueberries and Apples
Take a Hot Air Balloon ride
Try Sky Diving at Harvey Air Field
Bike, walk, or run the 30 paved miles of the Centennial Trail
*Wine Tasting
Play a round of golf (or try mini-golf!)
*Distilleries/Breweries
*Take a tour of Snohomish's historic neighborhoods
*Relax at our local coffeehouses & bakeries
Stop by our Visitor's Center and plan your trip
Nearby Attractions
Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe
Future of Flight Boeing Tour in Everett
Explore the waterfront in Everett and Edmonds
Take a short Ferry Ride to Whidbey Island
Go wine tasting in Woodinville
*Take a hike
Go Whale Watching
Visit the Snohomish Farmer's Market
Visit the Everett Farmer's Market on Sundays, May-October
Take the ferry to the San Juan Islands or Olympic Peninsula
*Art Galleries
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