Snoqualmie Wildlife Area Cherry Valley Unit — Attraction in Duvall

The park was easy access, but it is not very scenic. As well, you need a discover pass to park there. We did not know that until we were there and there is no place to pay for one. So, we just had to risk it. Also, Google navigater is a littler off on the location. The park is actually on the east side of the river, just a little further south than the map says.

The area is basically a big marsh area with some ponds. We went today (May) and the paths were so flooded we couldn't pass unless we wanted to be up to our shins in water. However, if you turn immediately to the left, you can walk along the fence,...

The key to enjoying this place is to not take yourself too seriously, and be courteous with others. If you see other people in the parking lot chat with them to avoid conflicts in the field. As one of the few pheasant release sites and dog training areas in the Seattle area, there are a ton of people hunting it every day of the season. Some folks use it to take kids out, others to get puppies some bird contacts, others just to get the dog some exercise. Most people you see here are friendly and cordial. Don't be the one guy that ruins...

Cherry Valley entrance is right off the 203 between Duvall and the county line, it comes up quick as this is a 55mph road. The parking area is full of potholes, puddles and mud. There is sign, rules are posted. I think folks hunt in there. I go there to take photographs. The valley tends to flood when it rains a lot. It is a beautiful place,...