Things to do in Snohomish
Antiques and coffee on First Street, trails along the river, farms and wineries in the valley. Here's where to start.
Snohomish highlights
Snohomish is about 25 miles north of Seattle and is best explored by car, with historic downtown easy to see on foot.
The county's official visitor guide to Snohomish: historic downtown, antiques, farms, the river and trails.
The city's visitor page for historic downtown, events and local businesses.
A directory of the shops, restaurants and antique stores on First Street.
A 30-mile paved trail for walking, biking and riding that starts in Snohomish.
A large forested park with hiking, mountain-bike and horse trails.
Riverfront access, the Riverfront Trail and a launch for kayaks and other non-motorized boats.
A small-batch Snohomish winery and tasting room.
A Snohomish Valley farm with U-pick, a fall festival and Christmas trees.
A historic home museum from the Snohomish Historical Society.
The official Snohomish Farmers Market site, with visit details.
Local favorites
The places we recommend to our guests.
Coffee & sweets
Coffee on Bickford Avenue
Snohomish Bakery at First & Union
Breakfast, lunch, coffee and pastries
Grain Artisan Bakery + Craft Coffee
Gluten-free bakery and craft coffee downtown
Family-owned coffeehouse and local roaster
Pies on First Street
Jake's Cafe on 2nd Street
A local cafe on 2nd Street
Dinner & drinks
The Repp
A First Street favorite
Farm-to-table bistro with river views
28 taps and a Northwest-style scratch menu
Beer brewed right here in Snohomish
Local brewery
Breakfast and lunch in nearby Maltby
Groceries
Grocery, deli and bakery in town
Things to do
Walk or bike from town
Forest trails a short drive away
Browse the downtown shops
An easy stroll along the Snohomish River
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