News article from 8/23/2024

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The article focuses on Snoqualmie's identity as "The Real Twin Peaks," highlighting its significance as a filming location for the original series and its revival, "Twin Peaks: The Return. " It details various iconic sites that fans can visit, such as The Salish Lodge and Spa, which is known as The Great Northern Hotel in the series, and the breathtaking Snoqualmie Falls. DirtFish Rally School is also spotlighted, recognized for its historical importance, having served as the Twin Peaks Sheriff’s Department. The piece also mentions the Reinig Bridge, a pedestrian bridge that offers scenic views of the Snoqualmie River, and Meadowbrook Bridge, which has appeared in multiple episodes and films related to Twin Peaks. The article emphasizes the cultural impact of these locations, which attract a new generation of fans eager to explore the series’ legacy.

Furthermore, it encourages visitors to explore the historic downtown Snoqualmie for additional shopping and local experiences. This promotional piece effectively highlights the relationship between the town and the iconic series, aiming to boost tourism. By showcasing these attractions, the article reinforces Snoqualmie's significance in popular culture and its potential as a travel destination.

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