This is the spot of the "Welcome to Twin Peaks" sign as seen in the Twin Peaks intro and on the "Soundtrack from Twin Peaks" cover. Visit during the winter to get the best visual match.
Welcome to the Double R, home of the damn good and bottomless cup of coffee and, of course, cherry pie (I have it warm and with whipped cream). Sorry, no huckleberry, no jukebox and *sigh* no Shelly.
This is the The Blue Diamond Motel where Leland hooks up with Teresa Banks in Fire Walk With Me. Ask the kind owner if you can have a peek at room 6, where Laura and Ronette sat chatting on the bed.
Allow these gorgeous falls to mesmerize you! And come here (again) in the evening to avoid the crowds.
This resort served as the exterior of The Great Northern Hotel in Twin Peaks. Any moment now, Miss Audrey Horne can come walking out, across the parking lot towards her ride to school.
This is where the Twin Peaks youth go on a romantic date and listen to Julee Cruise. Now don't tell anyone, but behind the Roadhouse is the shack where I meet my fellow Bookhouse boys.
In the Fire Walk With Me movie, special agents Chet Desmond and Sam Stanley had dinner and a little chat with Irene here at Hap's Diner.
The Twin Peaks High School where Laura Palmer was crowned homecoming queen and honor student. Pupils tend to dance through its hallways.
Pure Twin Peaks! Inside you'll wander through The Great Northern, the Hornes' dining room and Pete & Catherine's kitchen. The exterior is the Martells' home. And then there's this log on the beach...
The previous owners, fans of Twin Peaks when it aired, were unaware of the house's TV history until they noticed people taking photos from their driveway.
The Raisbeck Performance Hall (2015 Boren Ave, Seattle, WA) was used as the interior for the Roadhouse in the pilot and hasn't changed all that much since.
