The rivers, trails and surrounding farms play a major role in drawing visitors to this area. In the summer and fall, fishing, floating or playing along the broad beautiful, gently sloping shoreline offer residents and visitors lots of recreational opportunities. Fall City, also, offers year-round access to the Preston-Fall City and Snoqualmie Valley trails for hikers, bikers and horseback riders. Valley farms and roadside stands sup-ply fresh flowers and vegetables. In the fall visit the Pumpkin Patch for a walk into the fields to pick your own jack-o-lan-tern pumpkins for carving and sugar pumpkins for holiday pies.

Throughout the year Fall City Arts hosts a variety of family and fine arts programs, including "Shakespeare in the Park", a free, fun, annual summer tradition at Fall City Park. The Snoqualmie Falls Forest Theater's open air, rustic theater is a magical setting for theater goers young and old.

The Fall City Historical Society promotes and preserves the elements that make Fall City special including collecting, pre-serving and interpreting the history of Fall City as well as sharng our history through community programs, pop-up dis-plays, brochures for your self-guided, historical walking tour through town, complete with historical plaques at most sites. The Fall City Metropolitan Park District and King County Parks work hard to preserve and improve recreational opportunities for the current and future generations.

Every summer (Saturday, June 13), the Fall City Community Association hosts Fall City Day with a street parade, arts, crafts, food vendors, Ducky Derby, USATF certified and sanctioned fun run, and more. During the winter holiday season save time (Saturday, December 5, 2020) to shop the holiday market featuring the creations of the many area artist and crafts persons; then finish out your day at the evening tree lighting ceremony.

Come to Fall City for the day or an overnight stay at the historic Fall City Roadhouse or spend the night in a treehouse at Tree House Point, the home base of Treehouse Masters. Stroll around the town, hike or bike on the trails, shop in one or more of several second-hand/antique/consignment stores, take a self-guided historic and/or art walk, dine in one or more of our many eating establishments or pick up supplies from our farm fresh market for a picnic in the park or river side, and more.