Travel across Seattle’s scenic floating bridge over Lake Washington while enjoying beautiful waterfront views and learning about the city’s unique geography and engineering. As the tour crosses the lake, travelers can admire the surrounding neighborhoods, marinas, and mountain scenery while hearing interesting stories about Seattle’s connection to the water and the importance of Lake Washington to the region.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Snoqualmie Falls, one of Washington’s most iconic natural attractions. Travelers will enjoy panoramic views of the 268-foot waterfall from scenic observation decks, take photos of the cascading falls, and learn about the site’s cultural and historical significance. Guests may also have time to browse the nearby gift shop and enjoy the peaceful forest surroundings.

On the return drive back to downtown Seattle, travelers will cross the SR 520 Albert D. Rosellini Evergreen Point Floating Bridge, the longest floating bridge in the world. Guests can enjoy beautiful views of Lake Washington, waterfront neighborhoods, and the surrounding Pacific Northwest scenery while learning about the bridge’s unique engineering and Seattle’s strong connection to the water.

Travelers will stop at Gas Works Park, one of Seattle’s most unique waterfront parks, located on the north shore of Lake Union. From here, guests can enjoy beautiful views of the Seattle skyline, Lake Union, and the surrounding neighborhoods. Your guide will share a brief history of the park’s former gas plant and its transformation into a popular local landmark.

Visit Seattle’s famous Fremont Troll, a massive public sculpture hiding beneath the Aurora Bridge in the quirky Fremont neighborhood. Travelers will have time to walk up to the troll, take photos climbing on the sculpture, and hear the fun local stories behind this iconic piece of Seattle public art. The stop also offers a chance to explore the creative, offbeat atmosphere that makes Fremont one of Seattle’s most unique districts.

Watch boats and ships navigate the historic Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, one of Seattle’s most fascinating engineering landmarks. Travelers can observe vessels being raised and lowered between Puget Sound and Lake Union, visit the fish ladder to spot migrating salmon (seasonal), and enjoy the beautiful waterfront gardens surrounding the locks. This stop offers great photo opportunities and insight into Seattle’s maritime history.

Stop at Kerry Park for one of the most iconic panoramic views in Seattle. Travelers will enjoy sweeping views of the downtown skyline, Elliott Bay, Mount Rainier (weather permitting), and the Space Needle — making this a favorite photo stop for visitors. Your guide will share interesting facts about Seattle’s history, neighborhoods, and famous landmarks while guests take in the scenery.

Explore the lively atmosphere of Pike Place Market, one of the oldest continuously operating public markets in the United States. Travelers will stroll through bustling market alleys filled with local vendors, fresh seafood, handmade crafts, flowers, bakeries, and specialty food shops while enjoying beautiful views of Elliott Bay. Guests can watch the world-famous fish-throwing vendors, see the original Starbucks store, and experience the unique culture and energy that make Pike Place Market one of Seattle’s most beloved attractions. Due to limited parking and the amount of time needed to fully explore the market, this stop is typically a panoramic visit during the tour. However, guests who would like additional free time are welcome to end their tour here and continue exploring Pike Place Market on their own after drop-off.