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Lakes
National Parks
Places to Visit
Lakes
Is a wonderful camping spot located in the heart of the Cascade Moutain Range.
Alpine Lakes Wilderness
Miners used to come to the lake back in the day, on your way to the lake you will follow an old road that leads you to an old mining town. Monte Cristo has long since been abandoned. Do not be surprised as you truck into your hike to see some snow even in the summer months. Elevations get tough making climbing difficult. Not for the inexperienced hiker.
Foggy Lake
A very light walk but beautiful. Great for families with small children and even families with people with mobility issues. And do not stress if you wake up and the weather is overcast, I highly suggest still taking this walk even when there is a cha...
Gold Creek Pond
Home to elk, black bears, bald eagles, and river otters. A biodiversity hotspot! You will also encounter some of the world's largest trees, like the world's largest Sitka Spruce Tree and massive Western Hemlocks and Douglas firs. Enjoy all the beauti...
Lake Quinault, WA
Extremely popular attraction for bird watchers, fishing, and hiking. Beautiful walking trails and their is never a bad time of year to vist this lake, all year round it will give you prituresque views.
Whistle Lake
Blue Lake feels like one of those places that humbles you in the best way. Tucked along Highway 20 in the North Cascades, this short, scenic hike opens up to the most unreal turquoise water, surrounded by jagged peaks, alpine forests, and crisp mount...
Blue Lake
National Parks
The North Cascade Range is home to over 300 glaciers, which is more than any U.S. park outside of Alaska. The best part is it's not a very popular spot, which means you would have a lot of time to yourself here.
North Cascades National Park
Located within the Cascade Mountain Range, it is a large strativolcano! Mt Rainier is about 59 miles southeast of seattle, so a pretty decent drive from the major city!
Mount Rainier
Best time to come is when the tide is low, the tide leaves behind little tide pools and you can see so many different sea creatures from then. Its also a fun place to check out some seashells, there's caves to explore, just a great adventure for the ...
Ruby Beach
Hidden deep within the forest, tucked away beyond the most green is Spirit Falls. Famous for falling amongst whitewater kayakers, you can see rainbows as the sun shines through the mist.
Spirit Falls Trail
Provides its guest with the best views of the Wallace River, considered to be an extremely low in difficulty, makes a great family hike about 5.6 miles round trip.
Wallace Falls State Park
Keekwulee Falls is a quiet little gem tucked into Washingtons wilderness, perfect if you love scenic walks with a rewarding payoff. The trail is peaceful and not overly crowded, leading to a cascading waterfall surrounded by forest and mountain air. ...
Keekwulee Falls
If you’re into waterfalls that actually make you stop and stare, Lower Lewis River Falls is unreal. The hike is easy, the forest is dreamy, and then you hit this wide, powerful cascade pouring into crystal-clear water, it honestly feels like somethin...
Lewis River Falls
If you want big views without a brutal hike, Poo Poo Point is such a win. This trail takes you through beautiful forest and opens up to sweeping views of the Snoqualmie Valley that honestly feel like a reward you didn’t even have to work that hard fo...
Poo Poo Point — Washington Trails Association
Everything about Olympic National Park feels vast and alive. One moment you’re walking through moss-covered rainforest, the next you’re standing on a wild, windswept beach, and then suddenly you’re surrounded by snow-dusted mountains. It’s peaceful, ...
Olympic National Park
Standing in front of Snoqualmie Falls feels powerful and peaceful at the same time. The sound of the water, the mist in the air, the forest wrapping around it all, everything about this place makes you slow down and breathe a little deeper. It’s dram...
Snoqualmie Falls
Places to Visit
Built in 1941 and still is decorated to fit that time period. You can also show your own movies here that you are trying to break into!
North Bend Theatre
A small family-owned coffee shop, it is eco-friendly! The owners have a true appreciation for nature. Most coffee shops are famous in the hiking community!
Woods Coffee