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Granite Falls Washington Real Estate

Situated in central Snohomish County, Granite Falls is a small but growing city that offers majestic scenery as well as affordable housing. Being one of Snohomish County’s smallest towns, Granite Falls enjoys the “know your neighbor” style of community, the comfort of a small town and relaxation away from the big city life. It is also where the 2007 National School Teacher of the Year – Andrea Peterson, calls home, read more.

Landscape & Surrounding Areas

Granite Falls and Mt PilchuckGranite Falls is situated at the base of the Cascade Mountain Range and at the entrance of the Mountain Loop Highway. Just outside the city, adventure goers and travelers can find the Pilchuck River and the Stillaquamish River (The “Granite” Falls are just over a mile from town) as well as many hikes and camp grounds.

General Demographics
– 1.7 square miles (smallest town in Snohomish County)
– Dwelling Units 846 (2000)
– Population 2,347 (2000)

Granite Falls’ History

Granite Falls started out as a gateway town for Monte Cristo (now a Ghost Town and tourist destination) and received its name for the solid granite which lines the falls just outside of town. Incorporated in 1903, Granite Falls was connected by railroads which where used in transportation of mined materials as well as trees to other Snohomish County cities.

Informational Links & Resources
City Website
Granite Falls School District
Chamber of Commerce
Parks and Recreation

Granite Falls High School


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