Tanner Landing Park

Tanner Landing Park sits along the Middle Fork Snoqualmie River just outside North Bend, offering a level mile of walking through open meadow and along the riverbank. The views here punch above the trail's weight: Mount Si, Little Si, and the Rattlesnake Ridge area all frame the horizon, and in late spring the meadow fills with wildflowers. It is a genuinely pleasant spot that most people drive past on their way to the bigger trailheads up the road.

The park connects to the Snoqualmie Valley Trail, so you can extend your outing along the paved multi-use path if you want more distance without more difficulty. A single restroom near the parking area rounds out the facilities. Dogs are welcome on leash, and the flat terrain works for strollers or anyone who wants a walk rather than a workout.

This is also a useful backup when Mount Si and Little Si parking fills up, which happens often on sunny weekends. The park lot has room and no pass is required. If you drove out for a big hike and the trailheads are packed, Tanner Landing is a genuinely good consolation rather than a letdown.