Roslyn is a quaint and charming former logging and coal mining town in the Cascade Mountain range in Washington state. Nestled in the hills at an elevation of 2366 feet, and with a population of about 800, it's a mere 90 minute scenic drive over Snoqualmie Pass from Seattle. The town was featured in Stanley Kramer's 1979 movie The Runner Stumbles, a fact-based story about a priest's (Dick Van Dyke) love for a nun he's accused of murdering. In 1990, the sleepy little town exploded into view as when featured as the fictional "Cicely, Alaska" in the popular CBS/Universal television series, Northern Exposure.  Roslyn is the scene of many festivals and events, including but not limited to The Manly Man Festival, Pioneer Days and Moose Days. 

Some places in Roslyn you might recognize have websites.  Visit any of the following sites by clicking the link or links of your choice, and if you call or email, let them know you found them through Moosefest.Com:

	The Brick Tavern - new owners & operators of The Brick Tavern itself.
	Central Sundries - Known to NX fans as "RuthAnne's General Store" and a great source of NX and Roslyn related items at very reasonable prices
	Cicely's Gifts - In Dr. Fleischman's old office featuring lots of great NX items.
	Roslyn Cafe - An oasis! <grin> Better known as Roslyn's Cafe on the television series