United States - November 03, 2025 Snoqualmie Falls, Washington state – A video filmed by Ling Pyktel on November 2, 2025, captures a fog-shrouded morning at the 270-foot Snoqualmie Falls on the Snoqualmie River. The footage begins with a slow vertical pan across the misty horseshoe-shaped cascade, where roaring whitewater crashes over jagged basalt cliffs into a swirling, foam-filled pool. Thick mist rises like steam, veiling the scene in a dreamlike haze under soft gray skies. Towering Douglas firs and western red cedars cling to mossy cliffs and forested banks, accented by orange and yellow maples and red alders scattered through the canyon. The historic Salish Lodge appears faintly atop the rim, with a glimpse of its observation deck railing. Below, wet boulders, ferns, and trickling streams give texture to the rugged landscape. No people are visible — only the vast, meditative power of the gorge beneath the shifting autumn light. Captured from the lower river trail with a steady handheld view, the video radiates tranquility amid the Pacific Northwest’s moody fall weather.