Snohomish River
A short lowland river formed near Monroe that winds northwest past Lord Hill and through the town of Snohomish, where the Pilchuck joins, before crossing a delta estuary along Everett into Puget Sound.
Course of the river, simplified. Map data from Natural Earth (public domain).
Weather at the Snohomish River (National Weather Service) ↗
River facts
| Length | 20 miles |
|---|---|
| Source | Skykomish and Snoqualmie rivers confluence west of Monroe, Washington |
| Mouth | Port Gardner Bay, Puget Sound, between Everett and Marysville |
| State | Washington |
Boat ramps, launches and bait shops
Detailed ramp, bait shop and lock-and-dam listings for the Snohomish River are coming soon. Until then, these searches open Google Maps along the river:
- Boat ramps on the Snohomish River in Washington ↗ · Bait shops near the Snohomish River in Washington ↗
Fishing regulations
Check the state agency for river-specific rules, seasons and limits before you fish:
- Washington: Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife ↗
Facts from Snohomish River (Wikipedia) ↗