If I put in off high bridge road, where is the pullout?

The first one downstream is just below Thomas Eddy. It's private and you need to get a permit before going there. Below that your next stop is the Maple Street ramp in Snohomish. It's a crappy ramp, but usable except at low tides.

That is a looong drift. If you hit that area on an incoming tide and with the usual upstream wind you will get your exercise rowing.

If you are talking about High Bridge on the Sky (I know of no other one in the Snohomish tribs), then the normal float pullout is at the Sultan River. There is a big parking lot there just west of the river, with a launch on the same side.

Wolley:

There is a High Bridge ramp on High Bridge Road on the Snoqualamie. It is about three miles above the confluence with the Sky.

If you put in at high bridge on the Snoq, eat a good breakfast that is some of the deadest water anywhere, plan on lots of stick time just to travel downriver.

There appears to be a ramp at the RV park just west of the 522 bridge. Haven't used it, don't know if it is accessable to the public.

I've never seen a drift boat trailer at that ramp. I think it's pretty much a power boat show.

I stand corrected. Not really my stompin' grounds.

The High Bridge road that connects with the Snoqualimie...

I know a couple guys that did a float starting at Lewis St. on the Sky and figured they'd just make a day of it getting to Snohomish. They didn't look at a tide book first. Don't make that mistake!

(it was a LOOOONG day)