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Snohomish County, Washington

There's a little bit of everything within the five visitor regions of Snohomish County, WA. Snohomish County is uniquely situated between the water and the mountains in the heart of aviation country.

As such, you can easily access the many cultures — the nautical, artistic, outdoors, and farming communities — that make up the essence of Pacific Northwest. Use the clickable interactive map below to find more information and content about each of our regions.

Summer
We wait all year for this. The months of rain and grey skies clear in the spring. And by the time it hits summer? Glorious! The PNW is in full splendor.
Fall
From the farmlands to the hills, fall drapes a magic cape over the Pacific Northwest. Imagine hayrides on a golden afternoon. A pumpkin field at dusk filled with gourds like orangey planets crashed into plowed fields
Winter
Snow in the Cascade Mountains. Winter is made for Nordic skiing in the backcountry. And holiday shopping in the small towns of the river valleys.
Spring
Okay, so. Spring is when the locals go... a little crazy. The winter rains taper off, the cherry blossoms burst, powder blue sky reveals itself, and everyone – everyone – comes out of hibernation to greet the fair weather.

There's no wrong way to PNW

What to do in a place that has it all? We get that a lot. Snohomish County is packed with experiences stretching from the Cascade Mountains to the Salish Sea. Choose your own adventure!

Snohomish County Placemakers Podcast
Join us in an exploration of everything that makes our PNW region a special place to live and visit. Sit in on conversations with Snohomish County thought leaders as we talk about culture, livability, and the ideas that are shaping our community.
8 Haunted Spots In Snohomish County
Are you ready for a spine-tingling adventure? Snohomish County isn't just known for its beautiful landscapes and outdoor activities; it also hides some eerie secrets in its history.
One Kickin’ Summer: #SnoCoGameday in Review
A look back at the events, activations, soccer experiences, watch parties, and big wins in Snohomish County during FIFA World Cup 2026™.
Explore Seven Sky Valley Communities Through New Heritage Hunt
Free, all-ages adventure celebrates America's 250th Anniversary while encouraging families to discover local history and earn one of only 600 commemorative challenge coins.
The Net Shed ​“Hooks” New Customers with the Catch of the Day
The Net Shed is not your grandparent's fishmonger (but it kinda is). Buy fresh imported cuts of bluefin tuna or oysters by the pound and enjoy seaside dining on the Everett Waterfront promenade that has been receiving so much attention lately for its glow up. Get here by walking across the pedestrian footbridge from Grand Avenue, or by sailing, or…
Places to Go
From saltwater shores to alpine peaks, Snohomish County is made up of distinct regions, each…
Things to Do
We're a culture of doers. We tinker with boats, go mountain biking, roast coffee, curate…
Itineraries
Discover the many ways to experience Snohomish County. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway, scenic…
Events
What’s good? What’s going on? When you’re in our neck of the woods, you have…
Plan Your Trip
You could visit a lot of places. And maybe you should. But what if you were able to visit one place where you could travel from…
Stories & Trip Inspiration
Find the trip inspiration you need for your next excursion.
Where to Stay
Kick your feet up at a four-star hotel on the waterfront. Stoke a pine-scented fire in a cabin in the mountains. Lodge…
Food & Drink
What does the Pacific Northwest taste like? Imagine fresh salmon, perfectly roasted coffee beans, hot chowder, and off-the-beaten-path eateries waiting to be…
Get to Know Us
​The Snohomish County Tourism Bureau offers many services and information for your visit.

Attention Snohomish County Tourism partners: the 2027 LTAC funding cycle opens August 3rd.

Apply here.

The Great Soccer Ball Hunt!
The Great Soccer Ball Hunt is a celebration of the world's big soccer game -- for summer 2026... and beyond!