Vince Ceik of Renton and Fred Yoder of Kirkland fish for steelhead trout at the base of Snoqualmie Falls.

The new Snoqualmie Ridge golf course offers a wide panoramic view to go along with a day of golfing.

Melissa Dillinger, 16, waits on Francine Droel, 8, and her sister Christina, 6, at the Snoqualmie Falls Candy Factory in downtown Snoqualmie.

Kids from the Snoqualmie Methodist Church Day Care wait for a bus in downtown Snoqualmie to take them to Issaquah to go swimming at a pool there.

John Tanners blows his sidewalk clean in the new Snoqualmie Ridge neighborhood in Snoqualmie. He has lived there for one year.

Pete Bryant poses for his wife, Kathie, in front of the huge Douglas fir log in downtown Snoqualmie. The log section shows the size of the trees logged in the area in the early 1900s. Pete and his wife were visiting from Illinois.

Gail Bisaick of Renton puts on her lipstick after having lunch at Isadora's Antiques in Snoqualmie.

Gome Arreola, a visitor from Dana Point, Calif., reacts to the extremely cold water at the base of Snoqualmie Falls.

As head of visitor services at Snoqualmie's popular Northwest Railway Museum, Jim Sackey is a mainline to the lore of Northwest railroading history.

Strollers take in the old trains alongside the main road in downtown Snoqualmie.