Twin Peaks, David Lynch and Mark Frost's cult TV series, has attracted a devoted worldwide following since it first aired in 1990, and fans still travel from across the globe to visit the real locations behind the fictional town. This map and guide takes them there: to Twede's Cafe in North Bend, Washington, the real-life Double R Diner; to the Salish Lodge perched above Snoqualmie Falls, the Great Northern Hotel of the opening credits; to Ronette's Bridge, the old mill buildings, and the roads and forests of the Snoqualmie Valley that Lynch turned into one of the most atmospheric settings in television history. The guide is grounded in first-hand research by Tree and Adam Carr, devoted fans who hosted marathon screenings of the show during their years running a video shop in London, and who have visited the locations many times since. Few guides know this strange world as well as they do.