Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Washington

While in Washington, you might enjoy a visit to:

Final resting place of the legendary rock guitarist is a popular site for music pilgrims.
~16 miles from Snoqualmie.

Famous landmark south of Seattle, a former cowboy-themed gas station built in the 1950s as part of a half-completed "Frontier Village" attraction.
~22 miles from Snoqualmie.

Inside this giant coffee pot-shaped building you might get a coffee, but the beverage of choice is beer. 25-ft. tall Puget sound landmark built in 1927
~36 miles from Snoqualmie.

"Dirty Biter" was missed so much by the town that they immortalized him in bronze and named a park after him.
~67 miles from Snoqualmie.

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