Tucked in the foothills of the Cascade Range and a short 30 miles east of Seattle, North Bend is a city of rare natural beauty, a tight-knit community, and growing opportunity. Whether you are visiting for the first time, establishing your business, or expanding an existing one - you have found the right place.
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This year marks the 23rd edition of the FIFA World Cup and the first to be held across North America. Seattle will host six matches at Lumen Field, welcoming fans from around the globe to the Pacific Northwest.
While you are here, we encourage making the brief scenic drive 30 miles east to North Bend. The mountains are close, the trails are open, and there is no better way to experience the Pacific Northwest between matches.
North Bend sits at the foot of the Cascade Range, where the Snoqualmie Valley opens into winding rivers, old-growth forests, and a historic downtown that has drawn visitors and residents alike for generations. It is a city where the natural environment and community life are inseparable, and where economic opportunity continues to grow alongside both.
With a median household income of $175K, a highly educated workforce, and a location 35 miles from one of the most connected metro areas in the country, North Bend offers something rare: the quality of life of a small Pacific Northwest city with the proximity and infrastructure of a major metro region.
North Bend offers world-class outdoor recreation, a charming historic downtown, and easy access to some of the most scenic landscapes in the Pacific Northwest. From the trails of the Raging River system to the banks of the Snoqualmie River, there is no shortage of ways to experience this remarkable corner of the world. The trails are open, the downtown is waiting, and the mountains are right there. North Bend is ready for you.
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North Bend's Economic Development team is here to support entrepreneurs and established businesses looking to plant roots in one of the Puget Sound region's most dynamic and welcoming communities. We offer resources, connections, and a city ready to grow with you.
Connect With Our Economic Development TeamNorth Bend's trail systems offer something for every level of rider and hiker, set against a backdrop of forested hills and river valleys. The Raging River Trail System, Tennant Trailhead Park, Boxley Creek Trail System, and Mount Si are among the most popular, featuring routes that range from rugged single-tracks for experienced cyclists to accessible, family-friendly paths.
Beyond the trails, North Bend's parks offer a wide range of outdoor experiences, from team sports and fishing to climbing, kayaking, and wildlife observation. The city and The Department of Natural Resources manage and maintain these parks and recreational areas, ensuring well-kept facilities and accessible open space for residents and visitors alike.
North Bend is more than a destination. It is a community where quality of life and economic opportunity go hand in hand. With access to quality schools, parks, local businesses, and the natural environment that makes the Pacific Northwest exceptional, it is a city worth putting down roots in.
Whether you are here for a weekend or a lifetime, North Bend has a way of staying with you.
