Plan Your Trip to Snohomish

Located between urban and rural idylls, this little city seems to be in the right spot for not just daytrips, but full weekends of adventure.

While only 30 miles north of Seattle, Snohomish is also a great jumping-off point for Stevens Pass. Stick around in Snohomish or think of it as a central location while exploring the region. There’s no wrong way to play it.

Getting Here

Snohomish is easily accessible by car, just 30 miles north of Seattle via I-5 and U.S. Route 2, which takes about 40-45 minutes. For public transport, take Sound Transit Bus Route 532, which takes around 1 hour from downtown Seattle, or Community Transit Route 280, about 1 hour. Ferries to Edmonds and Mukitleo take around 30 minutes, followed by a 20-minute drive to Snohomish. Paine Field, just 15 miles away, offers convenient access for travelers by air.

Where to Stay

Snohomish offers a range of accommodations to suit any traveler. Stay in a charming historic inn or cozy Air BnBs. For the best rates and exclusive offers, be sure to book here.

Where to Eat & Drink

Ok, where to start? Let’s take it chronologically as you eat and sip your way through the day. Coffee and from-scratch cake at Grain. Heidi’s Sandwich Board for an upscale charcuterie lunch in a traditional deli environment. An afternoon sugar rush at Top-It Frozen Yogurt. Then fresh-caught salmon al fresco at Andy’s Fish House, followed by a cold pint at Spada Farmhouse Brewing Co. Whew! That was a full day. For a curated list of the best places to eat and drink, check out our restaurant guide for local favorites and hidden gems.

Contact Us

For any questions or assistance planning your visit to Snohomish, feel free to reach out! You can contact the Snohomish team by visiting the Contact Us page on our website.