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Cars parked in a plowed Sno-Park lot between deep snow berms and snow-covered fir trees at Crystal Springs Sno-Park, under a gray sky crossed by a power line. — Cars in the plowed lot at Crystal Springs Sno-Park on December 28, 2025. Photo: Wilderness trespasser / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0; cropped and adjusted.

Sno-Park permit in Washington, $25 a day or $50 a season

Sno-Park permit in Washington: $25 a day or $50 a season, $3 more at vendors. Where to buy it, the $70 sticker, the three lots east of Enumclaw and the fine.

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Things to Do

Trick or Treat on Cole

Saturday

Winter Stoke Block Party

November 7th

Wine Walk

November 14th

City Tree Lighting & Frosty Friday (Snow on Cole)

November 27th

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Where to Eat

Bun & Press Food Truck

Restaurant / Buckley

Cascadia Pizza Co.

Takeout / Enumclaw

Casting Iron

Cafe / Enumclaw

Wapiti Outdoors

Ice Cream / Enumclaw

Burger Buds

Takeout / Enumclaw

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Local Life

A dark metal statue of a large, long-armed, humanlike figure stands on a steep, rocky hillside among tall pine trees, under a blue sky with white clouds.

Bigfoot in Washington, and the county law behind it

Outdoors & River

The rocky, snow-streaked summit ridge of Mount Si rises above dark fir forest under a clear blue sky.

Mount Si in winter, the Discover Pass and the parking

Day Trips

Snow-covered Mount St. Helens against a near-black sky, photographed in monochrome with a cool blue tone.

Mount St. Helens in winter, with Johnston Ridge closed

Outdoors & River

The arched concrete east portal of the Snoqualmie Tunnel at Hyak, with its wooden doors open and a gravel trail scattered with fallen leaves running into the dark, framed by autumn foliage.

Snoqualmie Tunnel closure dates and what to bring

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Downtown spot of the day

Charlie's Cafe

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Restaurant / Enumclaw / Charlie’s Café draws breakfast crowds heading to and from the mountains, with portions described as generous and a menu that covers the expected morning staples plus a few larger plate options. Reviewers specifically call out the hash browns, bacon, and the ’half cowpie’ combo as solid choices for a filling meal. The café is a reasonable stop before a hike or after an early start.

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