Three Days in Twin Peaks
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- Take a journey to the Snoqualmie Valley, breathe some fresh northern air and check out some Twin Peak shooting locations. Take The Ring visits the Double R Diner, the Packard Sawmill, Snoqualmie Falls and more! Learn some area history, show trivia and scope out some on-screen comparisons of how these spots have changed in 30 years. #TwinPeaks #Snoqualmie #DavidLynch
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Really missed out on an opportunity to open this video by saying "Diane..."
I have lived in North Bend for 22 years and it always makes me happy when I see tourists in town to see Twin Peaks. I hope you have a fantastic visit and are made to feel welcome whenever any of you come to visit. This was a great video.
I promise to be respectful when I inevitably come through to celebrate my 10 year wedding anniversary. ❤ thank you for being willing to share your lovely region with us obnoxious tourists ;')
@tubenshaft You're not missing anything
One day I hope to be one of these tourists !! Was the vanishing filmed in north bend too??
Was lucky to pop across the border and visit when I was over for my sisters wedding in BC. All the family live in Langley, so as soon as I was able, my good buddy Ed, my husband and I headed down to WA. To visit my favourite place!
The diner was everything I could have hoped for. Even my hubby, who is not a TP fan, said that he would definitely retire and relocate to North Bend as the air was so fresh, and the natural surroundings were mind blowing. Maybe someday you'll have new neighbours! The slightly odd Irish artist (me!) and his long suffering English husband!
@@cocteaut pray to go here someday too I watched the original show in Dublin Ireland 1991 I was 11 still watch it listening to the soundtrack my children do too my Son is watching fire walk with me As I write this
Love from an Irish Lady and her half English/Irish boyfriend " who never even heard of twin peaks 🤦🏽♀️🙄 That shall be remedied as soon as we are Married " Along with all of the other classics and Music too...hes a farmer here in the Irish countryside only knows Irish country and western music and judge Judy 🙌😖🤣🤗🙌✌🌹🌀💚🙏🇮🇪
So I actually live in Snoqualmie. I've grown up here sense kindergarten and am now going into film school. I'm a filmmaker myself but never realized until a couple years ago that twin peaks was filmed here (mainly cause I hadn't watched it yet). But the coolest part about watching this is not only seeing where David Lynch filmed things, but also where many of my films have taken place as well.
I've filmed at the gazebo, Roadhouse, Twin Peaks Cafe, Mount Si High School, and at that bridge. All without realizing those were previous film spots. But I do have one funny story to tell. A while back I was trying to get a film location at Fall City near The Roadhouse; it was a vacant building that no business used, so I called the owner asking to film there for one night. She told me a flat "NO!" and I asked why.
She proceeded to tell me how last time, she let David Lynch film in that EXACT building and how him and the crew completely trashed the place. They left it a mess and she vowed to not let anyone else film there again. So yeah.....thanks David Lynch for losing my film location. Love your work tho lol
Haha, that's awesome
Cool !!!!!!!!! 😊😊😊😊
Holy shit, the amount of effort you put into this dude, subbed straight away, keep up the high effort content
Hey,I love your channel
He is mainly doing it for himself bro!
It's amazing. That's why movies and tv shows filmed in the real world and not in a stydio, have this kind of magic feeling, when you almost can enter the fictionous world you love. I live in France but I hope to go there at some point of my life. Thank you for your work 😊
TH-cam only has one like per viewer man, spot on...we don't get this much anymore.
“Next, we are going to visit the black lodge...”
5 Mins later..
AHHAHHHAAAAHHH
LOL thank you for the laugh
5 mins later: ?tsap eht siht si ro erutuf eht siht sI
5 minutes / 25 years later
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Lol, that was funny.
"Sheriff, what kind of fantastic trees have you got growing around here? Big, majestic."
It just occurred to me, thanks to your comment (which led me to your profile pic and then the thought) that Dr.Jacobi somewhat resembles Bob Ross, who would actually have been an interesting Twin Peaks character if included in the story. (Sorry if I misspelled “Jacobi”😉)
In the presence of locales like this, what strikes you is just how clearly "Cooper's" dialogue must just be the exact thoughts of Lynch's as he arrove upon the scenes
Beautiful, nostalgic and informative. Could not be any better.
thanks for the helpful tips/talk before I headed up there. sorry I couldn't do the Falls at night -- next time!
“We live inside a dream, but who is the dreamer?” Thank you for making this dream come true for me and so many Peaks fans. Loved watching this!
I watched 'Twin Peaks' in Ireland when it aired (early 90s). I worked for Don Bluth's animation studio in Dublin. Would take the train home from Dublin each friday. When home I'd watch each episode on VHS, recorded by my brother. Up to my room with tea & bikkies, and be hypnotised by the show. Fell in love with Sherily Fenn! I wanted to live in the PNW very much - seemed impossible. Finally got to do so in 2007 (moved to Oregon, have been here since). For a couple of years prior to S3 I had a strange recurring dream: each morning I'd wake up with the vague memory that I'd been in Twin Peaks helping Agent Cooper. Never could remember the details, but still this persistent recollection, frustrating that I could never remember details. I was probably just getting him coffee. Anyway, only a Lynch show could have that effect.
I'll be moving back to Ireland in the next couple of years after 26 years in the US - but not before, hopefully, making this trip! I'll bookmark this video for reference! Great work.
great to see another Irish twin peaks fan
Did you make the trip yet
I cannot wait to drag an SO on a road trip and make them take pictures of me in front of everything
I'll be your plus one!! I don't have an SO but I sooo want to go!
@JOR HELL 😍🥰😍
Why say s o man take it from me a strong homosexual man, why would I disillusion myself from that which is not an illusion?
@@W3irdWombat Deputy Andy moment?
J P I don’t know what gender this hypothetical person is and I don’t care, personally I’m curious as to why you need to know my sexuality and why it’s relevant at all
This is absolutely wonderful - probably the best location guide I've seen. I'll certainly refer to it when I one day make it over to Twin Peaks!
Make sure you stop by the Palmer’s residence in Everett!
This is incredible I didn’t expect there to be so many real life visitable locations that still look so familiar
a lot of healthy envy I am Italian but I promised myself that after this emergency my first holiday will be there heartfelt congratulations beautiful goosebumps
sorry for my english a hug from Italy
@tubenshaft these towns look cool, in a TV show, because the U.S. has talented film-makers, who know how to photograph locations, to make them look cool
I've met many Italian Twin Peaks fans in North Bend at the Fan Fest. Come, enjoy the mystery.
@@VideoMusicManiacPlace yes it will be the first thing I will do once this dramatic moment for my country is over American friends here the situation is dramatic and as it happened in March choices will have to be made for ICU places bloody choices
No need to say sorry about your English.
@@kylemiles448 I understand I apologize but I'm Italian if you see a video you like in Italian don't you try to communicate?
You have conveyed here exactly what so many Twin Peaks fans would like to experience for themselves - myself included. Thank you very much! Greetings from Germany.
Being unable to go to the US from Europe due to restrictions, I've watched every TH-cam video related to Twin Peaks filming locations. This one is hands down THE best I've seen. Good job.
Agreed. I only took video of the falls.
Wonderful video.
Watched Twin Peaks for the first time a few years ago at the the age of 45.
It’s actually had a profound effect on me!! I adore it and the thought of visiting these locations.....
I’ll see you all in 25 years........meanwhile...
Big shout out to all the lovely TP fans out there!!!
It is absolutely amazing how you mixed your scenes with the scenes from Twin Peaks! Greetings from Europe 😊
This is such a great treat for all TW fans. Thank you very much ❤
As a PNW citizen, this reminds me of how much I need to explore my back yard and keep an eye out for Bob.
I've lived in the valley my whole life and its still strange walking by and recognizing everything from the show
Mannn that sounds like a trip
It’s like walking through time itself.
As someone who's lived in northbend and Snoqualmie. Grew up in the area. Now live just 15 mins away.
It was always interesting watching the show. Constantly knowing all the familiar locations.
Great documentary!!! Thanks for sharing! Happy Twin Peaks Day! February 24th, 2023!
Man, that railway bridge is for me the most iconic of the whole series.
Thank you for the movie. It is actually the first movie that shows clearly how each Twin Peaks location is related to the different areas of this region and what is where. You did great camera work and combo work: transitioning reality to the movie scenes. It was a pleasure watching this film. Thank you!
Loved this. My husband and I travelled from Australia to try and visit all the locations (only in 1day) in 2009, it was a full blue sky sunny day though! The things that happened to us that day, during the day to make it all happen were incredible and much like the series itself. I thoroughly enjoyed being there again today with you!
This is my comfort video every time I’m feeling down. It’s my dream to one day make a visit
Twin peaks the best weird TV show ever with magical locations can never forget that masterpiece
"There are indeed two worlds up here, and your experience will ultimately be defined by how well you navigate between them. Fire, walk with me!"
I lived in the valley for over 20 years. It's cool to see all of these places I haunted for so long here in this video. I remember a day when Kyle McLaughlin came to shoot a car commercial at the gazebo.
My son worked as a conductor with the Northwest Railway Museum across the street from the gazebo.
I walked through the mill site one night after it was closed down and through the main building, trying to open my senses to the energies of days gone by, half expecting to hear the faint sound of saws and yells of the mill workers. The mill is now the site of Dirtfish Rally - a rally car course.
We hiked to the upper and lower falls more times than I can count and swam in the river at various points.
I feel a little emotional watching this. Good and bad times. Bitter and sweet. So many memories.
thanks for watching and sharing your experience 👍
I know that feeling. When I go to the falls, upper or lower, I remember going with my father , with friends, with children. The children have grown, other people have died since then. You truly never step twice into the same river.
Easily the best trip to Twin Peaks available on TH-cam. Exquisitely produced, from idea to voiceover.
THE DREAM!!!! this trip has been in my bucket list for decades as well! Soon....very soon!
The RR cafe (Twede's) sells coffee beans with the quotes "Home of Twin Peaks Cherry Pie" and "A damn fine cup of coffee" on it! Also I live a 30 minute drive away and had no idea about the show until six months ago! obviously had to take a trip there after watching...it was on a cool foggy day too... the spirit of Sarah Palmer still lingers as you walk around this quaint place.
laura* ?!
Sarah ..I hope not😬
Guys, this is really Twin Peaks, even cars moving backward 07:14
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Between the footage, the script and your voice, there's something extremely cozy and comforting emanating from this video, that goes way beyong tourism by proxy. Well done.
I never realized that the intersection of the road rage incident and the hit n run were the same.
Fantastic little easter egg by Lynch!
Yeah that was really interesting to learn!
That rewrote my Twin Peaks map too!
As a colombian fan of the series I really, really appreciate the love and care you put in this footage. Such a beautiful scennery filled with an odd yet nostalgic feeling. As you said, witnessing how time has changed some of the locations evoques a bittersweet feeling that I can even explain. Again, thank you for this video.
I've lived in Snoqualmie Valley for almost 18 years and this video made me so proud to live here. We currently live just down the road from Ollalie State Park at the base of Mt. Washington. I just love where I live and this video made me a little more thankful 😊
I lived around there as a kid, but my work forced me to move out of state, so I love watching the show just to see a little bit of home.
I loved this trip down Memory Lane,this series had such an intriguing storyline,all the memories come back from watching the roadtrip to "Twin Peaks"
As content creators and rabid Peaks fans in the UK that could only dream of doing what you did, this was brilliant. Nicely filmed, beautifully edited and narrated like a boss.
Kudos to you, sir.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
It is very neat to see shots from the Series / Movie compared to your own in present day. The world of Twin Peaks is strange, mysterious, beautiful, and utterly unique.
Thank you soooo much for the video!🙏 It's an amazing opportunity for a Russian girl who grown up being a fan of "Twin Peaks", one of the greatest TV shows, to see that it's real and remember that atmosphere!❤
Absolutely love the mix of storytelling, fun facts, and prose throughout this, what a treat.
Hi from the UK. Thank you so much for posting this film. I've been a massive fan of Twin Peaks, along with everything David Lynch, and am of an age to remember watching it when it was first aired and seeing all those confused expressions from friends who had also viewed it! A road trip like yours is definitely on my bucket list as I have a Daughter and Son in Law living in Los Angeles and made my first visit to your Country in September last year, fell in love with it and vowed to go back!
I love that this video is edited better than stuff you find on TV. Thank you for sharing your adventures, it is very interesting to watch! :D
HAIL from FINLAN - I am rabid TWIN PEAKS fan and I SALUTE YOU with all my deepest for sharing this AMAZINGLY detailed / narrated / shot / edited trip of yours - I always wanted to see all those iconic filming locations with perspective as they were filmed back then - this is gold for any Twin Peaks follower
13:53 : I'm crying :( Rip Harry Dean Stanton, always in our hearts
I paid homage during a similar visit in 1992, that was before the changes to soon come with computers and the internet. Thank you for bringing my younger memories back to life.
Twin Peaks couldn't have been shot anywhere other than here. We can feel a mystical aura floating around this place, these incredible trees, this mist, this waterfall...
It's not just the serie, Lynch just pick the perfect place to make his work live and it's actually a real place on earth, how can someone doesn't want to go there ?
I pray that one day come I will go there, it's one of my biggest dream.
Also I want to thank the uploader for deliver to us this great video, you lucky guy !
You should definitely visit. Lots of camping and hiking nearby too.
I live right in Snoqualmie. The mountain shot near the start of the video is Mount Si (also the name of the Highschool I go to). I’ve been to pretty much every location showed. Very cool seeing familiar places on TV!
The thing I love about these locations is that even though I've never visited them myself, they have always felt extremely familiar to me, as a PNW native. It only added to the dream-like quality of the show for me. It's actually kinda silly I haven't taken the few hours to drive to these spots for myself, but maybe I don't want to lose that not-so-familiar, familiar feeling I get from seeing these places on screen.
I've lived two hours away all my life, and have never done this. I've only stopped at Tweede's Cafe a few times on the way to Seattle for other things. Really awesome vid. (When season 1 and 2 aired, I couldn't help imagining it all going on just a couple of hours away from my house. It was really trippy.)
well go there then....
Thank you so much for sharing this. You've done a lot of post production editing work that I can only surmise as a labor of love.
Your video is a wonderful submission of the areas change through time. I greatly appreciate all the writing you've done and historical information you've researched to create such a cherishable video for Twin Peaks fan like myself. Kudos!
Looking at it, why does it feel like I lived here when the show was was ON? This series will always be special.
As a French fan, I introduced Twin Peaks to my entourage and everyone liked it. A wonderful series! Thanks for your video, it's really a pleasure to see so many details, I hope to go there one day and why not live there !
My husband and I were there in 2008 for the Twin Peaks fest. It was amazing to see the sights and just a beautiful area. This was an amazing tour and VERY well done! Thank you for sharing!
Outstanding. I went two years ago and miss it daily.
Wow. I had a similar experience when I happened to find myself in the location Where Sergei Parajanov filmed his amazing film "Shadows of forgotten Ancestors" in the Karpathian Mountains of Ukraine.
Update to my previous comment 3 years ago. I was able to visit again in the summer of 2023 and got a really nice shot of Jack Rabbit's Palace. Also, I found out while there in 2023 that the road where the Twin Peaks was placed almost got washed out by floods from the river. The shoulder of the road was completely washed out. After they fixed the eroded area, all that's left is a small patch of gravel where you can stop to park, but the overall scene as it looked for so long is ruined. Bummer. I'm glad I was able to get some photos of that in 2019 before the raging river ruined it. Overall, it was really cool how much some of these filming locations looked similar to back when the TV show was made. One other huge change I noticed in 2023 (that was not like that in 2019) is that the high school underwent a massive change. It's a huge campus now that stretches almost down to the area where Mo's Motors was (that intersection). The intersection is pretty much the same, but only a few blocks up going back towards the school, you run into the campus. They've taken over a lot of land. Finally, that whole North Bend area seems to be fading away into some kind of high end/wealthy area. I passed through plenty of places in that general area that was all new construction and sort of fancy. Soon, there won't be any of the old quirky, mostly rural/small town Twin Peaks left. Now I'm feeling old. Anyway, I see I missed some other easy places I could have stopped at, like the bench where Harry Dean Stanton sat in the little park in North Bend. If I ever get back there some day, I'll see about adding the places I missed.
As someone who lives very very close to North Bend and Snoqualmie, I can say you did an incredible job for this video! Glad you loved your trip.
I’m going in a little less than a month for my birthday. Can’t wait to have a birthday slice of cherry pie with a cup of black coffee.
Very enjoyable tour of the real-life locations that made up the show. It would be a pleasure to head over one day to see some of what remains.
I’m so lucky I grew up only 35 minutes away from North Bend, I love this show
Thank you for making this. Twin Peaks has been such an important part of my life since watching it as a teenager on the early 90s.
One day I hope to make the pilgrimage from the UK to Washington State to see the area. Until then, watching this video has been an amazing experience.
thank you, what a great compliment!
If you are a film/TV buff, there are other filming locations in our region.
If you make it here, you’ll have lots of fellow fans who would help you do the tour. You can climb Mount Si too. Great view from there.
@@LilyGazou Can't wait.
I enjoyed every minute of this tourvideo in the TwinPeaks world! We, my wife and I, also visited these sites last summer. You can feel the twin peaks vibe all over the place there. We came all the way from the Netherlands and spend two days here after our trip trough the Rocky's up North in Canada. Loved it!
Gorgeous vistas, bulletproof trivia from the show. I came here for some Twin Peaks nostalgia and got so much more. Thanks!
Just finished the return and I already know deep down that Twin peaks has a special place in my heart. This was so comforting to watch 😌
This is incredible! Twin Peaks is my all-time favorite show. A visit is definitely on the bucket list. ☕️🌲
Make time to hike up Mount Si.
Living in Sweden, the sheer size and scale of the US is absolutely unfathomable.
And Sweden is much bigger than I realized ,tbh
You can totally get away from civilization. The eeriest remote spots I found were in Utah. I stopped along a highway in a valley between two mountain ranges- I just wanted to look at the stars. No other cars passed in an hour. No lights of habitation at all up and down the valley. No sounds.
Wow, quite the road trip this must've been. I loved the video, thanks for sharing all of the glory of what is/was "Twin Peaks". Very enjoyable.
A complementary episode in California would be interesting. The green woods of Washington state of course are a defining element of the Twin Peaks aesthetic, but it would be fun to see how the magic of editing and location scouting can integrate California footage with Washington footage.
not quite a complete exploration, but I interviewed TwinPeaksBlog.com while he was exploring California locations (I think it's really good): th-cam.com/video/ujjOxoDxqeE/w-d-xo.html
@@TakeTheRing Cool, that basically covers what I was thinking. I have a feeling I might have underestimated the amount of location footage that was actually shot in California. Those atmospheric shots of those misty mountains really do the trick. Good stuff!
I appreciate this video so much. The editing made me feel like I was watching a fan special made by David Lynch himself. I loved everything about it, thank you, Jeremiah.
Watching this gives me such a lovely feeling... I have watched it several times already and I am sure I will do so more. :)
I am from Eastern Europe, but you brought me so close to this location, which is part of history... Thank you!
Dude, this is an OFF the HOOK peace you put together , I just love Twin Peaks, the characters, the scenery, the music,
that's what made this show work. GREAT job !
When I was there Twin Peaks HS was still standing and I’m glad I got to see those red doors. Also you made a slight mistake getting the pie and coffee at Tweeds. The bakery next door is who supplied the show with their pies and it was literally the best slice of pie I’ve ever had. Tool the old lady 30 mins to warm my slice but it was so worth it. Salish makes a great one too!
I had the coffee and pie at Tweed's in Nov 2017, and both were absolutely awful. I could not understand that.
Tool instead of Told - A perfect (circle) spelling error for Take The Ring aka Last Day aka Jeremiah B 😎
No such thing as Twin Peaks "HS". but it's wonderful to think so, isn't it?! Pax
michael wertzy It’s Mount Si high school, the old building was torn down this past year
@@ohwow9870, thank you for your response. Peace,stay well and "chin's up!
I know Twin Peaks and this area very well. Excellent, very accurate and well done. I would have added a few other things but all in all, top notch, bravo! Also , thank you for capturing the beauty of the area
This is seriously awesome! I'm almost 8000km away from the locations, but I feel like I visited Twin Peaks too. Can't thank you enough for this video.
This so Nice journey of one of mistic place THX for this short Movie !!!!
Indian here. Twin peaks is close to my heart. Blessed are those who live in small towns in US. This place is where i would love to settle in. Especially in towns like twin peaks. There's something captivating about it. The mountains, the people, the atmosphere. Oh man, i wish i could go to this place before i die (:
There are many small towns you would like in Washington State. Snoqualmie and North Bend have grown a lot- people moved out from Seattle and commute from there.
But a lot of the charm is still there.
i took this same trip to twin peaks a couple of years ago! dragging my family around locations for a show theyve never seen was one of the best experiences of my life. glad you were able to make an excursion out there!
I lived in Seattle in the late 90s but had not as yet seen Twin Peaks. Visited Snowqualmie Falls a couple times and loved it. Also had the opportunity to visit Roslyn where Northern Exposure was filmed. They still had all the exterior sets up and it was like being in the show. Getting ready to watch the whole Twin Peaks saga over again. This was a great video and you put a lot of work into it. Gave us all a chance to ride along with you and explore Twin Peaks WA. Thank you...
Great video ! So grateful for being part of that era where you jumped on to the sofa as a kid with your parents and siblings to watch such iconic programs such as Twin Peaks. People weren't yet into computers, laptops, internet.. So much time has gone by since then and so much of the old world has disapeared. Have to buy myself the original series some day.
Thank you for this, it was lovely! I bet it has been and will be much appreciated by many other Twin Peaks fans like myself.
Well done, and I am jealous I admit. I'd love to make this trip myself one day, but in the age of Covid the travel is just too much hassle and expense for the foreseeable future. Thanks for allowing me a bit of vicarious living!
Simply magnificent. Thank you so much for making this. I’m a huge TP fan living in England and I would love to visit these locations one day. All these years later, I still love to sit in my garden when it’s dark with my headphones on listening to the TP soundtrack and to Julee Cruise’s music. October and November evenings are best when there is a slight chill in the air. Take care and all the best!
Thank you so much for creating such a beautiful, informative and fun Twin Peaks video for all hardcore fans around the world!!!
The research and editing done for this is insane. Good video man.
Damn, man, well done! Top notch info, trivia, history, music, edit, flow....BRAVO! from start to finish.
Thank you! What a FANTASTIC video. I will definitely rewatch this! Thank you again, it means so much to me seeing this.
I'm from Russia. And I'm a fan of Twin Peaks. Thanks a lot for a chance to see the town!
As someone who’s spent my entire (20 year) life in PNW and used to go to a lot of these places regularly for field trips and day trips with friends-it’s always very interesting to me to see someone’s outside perspective on the area. Fantastic video!
Man, the effort you’ve put in this is just beyond me. Highly appreciate it, much love!
I've been to most of the locations in the video, and for a hardcore Peaks fan, there's something that feels almost sacred about visit them. You did a really nice job with this. Thanks and congratulations.
The music slection on this video is a golden ticket too
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This video is so great! I'm watching it again on my Roku device and man, it's amazing how you matched those shots! One of the best Peaks vids ever made my friend!
As a french fan who probably will never go there, thank you so much for this trip in amnesia. That was really interesting. I would have never thought some scene locations were that close to another! Reminds me of a now gone friend, we discussed the possibility to make it to Snoqualmie. Now I can say "J'ai une âme solitaire"... Thanks again for suspending my time for a little while.
Wow, my friends and I finished watching TP for a second time and talked and doing a road trip. Thank you so much for putting this amazing video together!
do it!
Go for it! Go hiking too.
Im getting so nostalgic. Gonna head rewatch the series now