Snoqualmie Tribe / Conservation Northwest Awareness Bandana preserve The technique of vertically roasting

The technique of vertically roasting salmon and other indigenous Northwest fare in front of an open campfire was an integral part of the “Potlatch"

or (our favorite) add a splash to Salish Lodge & Spa Brut or Rose

Bring home this delicious spread that is served with our award-winning Country breakfast here at the Salish Lodge

At Salish Lodge & Spa we like our guests to relax

nuts and Salish honey for a perfect breakfast treat

Snoqualmie Tribe / Conservation Northwest Awareness Bandana preserve The technique of vertically roastingCreated in collaboration with the Snoqualmie Tribe Ancestral Lands Movement and Conservation Northwest, the meaning behind this bandana design comes from a recognition of how the habitat and wildlife has changed in the Upper Snoqualmie Valley. Over time, the valley has faced the degrading effects of logging and mining in the region. These changes had many adverse impacts to the health and growth of the valley, including the loss of certain native