How to get from Seattle or SeaTac to Suncadia, and what to do when you arrive.
Suncadia is a mountain resort near Cle Elum and Roslyn, on the east side of the Cascades. It is about 80 miles from Seattle, or about 1.5 hours by car over Snoqualmie Pass on I-90. Guests come for golf, the spa, hiking, a winery and quiet mountain weekends.
Roslyn is a historic mining town next to Suncadia, where the TV show Northern Exposure was filmed. It has a small main street with cafes and an old brewery. Cle Elum, a few minutes away, is known for its old-style bakery and a stop for road-trip snacks.
A day trip works: leave Seattle in the morning, enjoy lunch, golf or the spa, and return in the evening. With an hourly chauffeur, your driver stays with you all day. Many guests prefer to stay one or more nights. Then we drive you there, and pick you up when your stay ends.
In winter, Snoqualmie Pass can have snow and ice, and chains may be required. We check pass conditions before every winter trip and plan extra time. Our SUVs are a good choice for snowy roads, and they carry golf clubs, skis and luggage.
Flying in for a Suncadia weekend? We meet you at SeaTac Airport and drive you straight to the resort, with no rental car and no pass driving. See our Seattle to Suncadia car service and get your exact price online.
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