AA Meetings near Snoqualmie Pass, Washington
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Pacific Northwest Fellowship
"PNWF is a fellowship rooted firmly in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous and guided by the Twelve Traditions. This is a space where newcomers and old-timers alike can come together in unity, service, and recovery. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety, just as outlined in the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. We read directly from the Big Book, share personal experience, strength, and hope, and keep our group grounded in the spiritual principles that have helped millions find freedom from alcoholism. Though we meet online, we’re not just a digital group — we encourage members to connect locally as well." Meeting ID 836 5333 0521 Password: 061035
Duvall Big Book Study
Steps To Freedom
Foolish Chaps
Big Book Study
A Vision For You
Wednesday Night Of Your Life
Buckley Hump Day
District 54
That 12 and 12 Meeting
Sammamish By The Book Group
Second Saturday of the month
Meeting is in room B-105 at the new location Meeting is no longer at Mary Queen of Peace church as of 09/13/2023.
Second Saturday of the month
Newport Hills Study
Al-Anon, Wheelchair Parking
The Camel and I
Beginning February 1st 2023
Issaquah Breakfast Club
Nameless Bunch of Drunks International (NBDI)
Join by Phone! Dial (253) 215-8782 Meeting ID: 950 676 929 81 Password not required
Newport Daytimers
Portable
The Hangar Group
District 54, Enumclaw Airport
Ladies Lovin' Life
Meeting in the Auxiliary Building.
Meeting in the Auxiliary Building.
Nameless Bunch of Drunks International (NBDI)
Join by Phone! Dial (253) 215-8782 Meeting ID: 950 676 929 81 Password not required
Pacific Northwest Fellowship
"PNWF is a fellowship rooted firmly in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous and guided by the Twelve Traditions. This is a space where newcomers and old-timers alike can come together in unity, service, and recovery. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety, just as outlined in the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. We read directly from the Big Book, share personal experience, strength, and hope, and keep our group grounded in the spiritual principles that have helped millions find freedom from alcoholism. Though we meet online, we’re not just a digital group — we encourage members to connect locally as well." Meeting ID 836 5333 0521 Password: 061035
There is a Solution Zoom
District 54, Zoom ID: 843 9495 5654 PC: 546005
Sammamish Big Book Study
Second Saturday of the month
To Join by Phone Dial (253) 215-8782 Meeting ID: 109 409 026 Meeting is now hybrid (in person and on zoom) 25 people maximum The meeting is in the back of the church
Second Saturday of the month
Spiritual Nachos
back building
Meeting ID: 261 471 312 Passcode: Goredwings
back building
Step Sisters
Relocated to 16661 W. Snoqualmie River Road (The Hall in Duvall) Duvall, WA as of 11/2/2023
Thursday Night Candlelight
Not wheelchair accessible (stairs)
Not wheelchair accessible (stairs)
Came to Believe
Step meeting using the 12 and 12. Meeting is in the basement, go through the door in the playground. New time effective 7/2/2026: 7:00 PM
Timberlane Group
Thursday Night Mens
District 54
One Step At A Time (OSAT)
The Tiger Mountain Tradition Lake Trailhead is on the south (right) side of the High Point Exit, Exit 20 (first exit east of Issaquah) off I-90. Make two right turns to get onto the frontage road parallel with the Interstate. Park before the gate to use the cable line trail or on Thursday nights, or in the upper parking lot on Sundays (see Note 2 below) to use the regular trail (recommended for first-timers). NOTE: Newcomers should not try to find this meeting alone. We meet in the trees just below the summit of West Tiger 3. The hike gains 2,000 in a bit more than 3 miles. Bring water, warm clothes, and a flashlight. If you have hiking experience and feel you can get to the meeting on your own, here is a West Tiger Trails Map and the Summitpost.org description of the trails. If you do not have such experience but would like to attend, please contact one of the meeting leaders using the links below for further information and help getting to the meeting.
This meeting meets on Thursday evenings during DST. Meeting will resume with DST in March 2023.
The Tiger Mountain Tradition Lake Trailhead is on the south (right) side of the High Point Exit, Exit 20 (first exit east of Issaquah) off I-90. Make two right turns to get onto the frontage road parallel with the Interstate. Park before the gate to use the cable line trail or on Thursday nights, or in the upper parking lot on Sundays (see Note 2 below) to use the regular trail (recommended for first-timers). NOTE: Newcomers should not try to find this meeting alone. We meet in the trees just below the summit of West Tiger 3. The hike gains 2,000 in a bit more than 3 miles. Bring water, warm clothes, and a flashlight. If you have hiking experience and feel you can get to the meeting on your own, here is a West Tiger Trails Map and the Summitpost.org description of the trails. If you do not have such experience but would like to attend, please contact one of the meeting leaders using the links below for further information and help getting to the meeting.
Fairwood
Classroom M-7
Classroom M-7
A New Purpose Group
Enter through the front door (west side - not from the Park & Ride lot)
The 4th Thursday is Birthday Night If there is a 5th Thursday it will be a Speakers Meeting
Enter through the front door (west side - not from the Park & Ride lot)
Tiger Mountain Stag
Wheelchair Parking, Ninety Minutes
Eastside Beginners
Alateen, Wheelchair Parking
Issaquah Breakfast Club
Nameless Bunch of Drunks International (NBDI)
Join by Phone! Dial (253) 215-8782 Meeting ID: 950 676 929 81 Password not required
On Awakening Group
Online - Zoom 554-237-5921 Passcode zoomba
Newport Daytimers
Snoqualmie Pass's Busiest Meeting Locations
Bellevue, WA 98007, USA
16Bellevue, WA 98007, USA
Hope Hall
128305 Meadowbrook Way SE, Snoqualmie, WA 98065, USA
Issaquah Comm Hall
11180 E Sunset Way, Issaquah, WA 98027, USA
AA Meeting Statistics for Snoqualmie Pass
Most listings: Tuesday with 34 meetings
Most common meeting types: English (201), Open (135), Wheelchair Access (92), Closed (38), Big Book (36)
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AA Resources in Snoqualmie Pass, Washington
Local Intergroup
Western Washington Area 72
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About AA Meetings near Snoqualmie Pass, Washington
This directory helps people find Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings near Snoqualmie Pass, Washington. Review current meeting times, formats, addresses, accessibility details, and online attendance options before choosing a meeting.
The 2025 U.S. Census Gazetteer lists Snoqualmie Pass as a census-designated place in Washington covering approximately 2.944 square miles of land. MyMeetings uses its Census reference point to center the nearby meeting search.
MyMeetings currently returns 206 AA meeting listings in and around Snoqualmie Pass. Because schedules can change, confirm the latest time and location on the individual meeting page before attending.
Local meetings in Snoqualmie Pass are coordinated through the Western Washington Area 72. They serve as the primary point of contact for AA in the area.
Types of AA Meetings Available in Snoqualmie Pass
Open Meetings: Anyone interested in learning about AA can attend, including family members, friends, and those curious about the program.
Closed Meetings: Reserved for individuals who have a desire to stop drinking. These meetings offer a more intimate setting for sharing.
Speaker Meetings: One or more members share their experience, strength, and hope with the group.
Discussion Meetings: Members discuss a topic related to recovery, with everyone having an opportunity to share.
Big Book/Step Study: Focused study of AA literature including the Big Book and the 12 Steps.
Beginner Meetings: Specifically designed for newcomers who may be attending their first meetings. These groups provide extra guidance on how AA works, the 12 Steps, and getting a sponsor.
Online/Virtual Meetings: Participate from anywhere via video or phone. Virtual listings can help when travel, mobility, or scheduling makes an in-person meeting difficult.
Finding the Right Meeting in Snoqualmie Pass
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Recovery Resources in Snoqualmie Pass
In addition to AA meetings, Snoqualmie Pass residents can access recovery support through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), which provides a national helpline (1-800-662-4357) and treatment locator. The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) offers evidence-based research confirming that consistent participation in peer support groups like AA significantly improves long-term sobriety outcomes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many AA meetings are in Snoqualmie Pass?
MyMeetings currently returns 206 meeting listings in and around Snoqualmie Pass. Results may include nearby communities so you can compare more options.
What types of AA meetings are available in Snoqualmie Pass?
Current listings near Snoqualmie Pass identify formats including 12 Steps & 12 Traditions, As Bill Sees It, Babysitting Available, Big Book, Birthday, Breakfast, Child-Friendly, and Closed. Use the filters on this page to review the formats attached to each listing.
Are there AA meetings near Snoqualmie Pass every day?
Current listings near Snoqualmie Pass include meetings on all seven days of the week. Tuesday currently has the most listings, with 34.
Are there online AA meetings available in Snoqualmie Pass?
The current directory includes 51 listings near Snoqualmie Pass with online access details. Review the individual listing for its current joining instructions.
How do I find wheelchair accessible AA meetings in Snoqualmie Pass?
92 current listings are marked as wheelchair accessible near Snoqualmie Pass. Confirm specific accommodations with the meeting organizer or venue before attending.
What should I expect at my first AA meeting in Snoqualmie Pass?
AA meeting practices vary by group. Open meetings welcome anyone interested in learning about AA, while closed meetings are for people with a desire to stop drinking. You may listen without speaking; review the individual listing for its format and any arrival notes.
How do I contact the local AA office in Snoqualmie Pass?
The directory identifies Western Washington Area 72 as the local AA office serving Snoqualmie Pass. Check the local resources section on this page for available contact information.
How often are AA meeting listings updated for Snoqualmie Pass?
This page loads the current MyMeetings directory for the area around Snoqualmie Pass. Schedules can still change, so confirm the individual listing before traveling.
Can I find AA meetings outside Snoqualmie Pass, Washington?
Yes. Use the nearby cities section to browse additional meeting directories in Washington and across state lines.
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