Take A Drive Down One Of Washington’s Oldest Roads For A Picture Perfect Day
Mount Rainier became our country’s fifth national park in 1899. Since then, it’s welcomed millions of visitors, many of which prefer to explore the area by car. And one of the best ways to take in the scenery is by taking a cruise down the Chinook Scenic Byway.
To reach it, just jump on Highway 410 near Naches or Enumclaw.
There are plenty of points of interest along the way, and the scenery is unreal.
To be a designated All American Road, the drive has to be so unique that it has features that don't exist anywhere else in the country. Most All American Roads qualify as tourist destinations on their own.
While you can make the drive in about three hours, you should allow for a much longer day so you can stop frequently to take it all in.
This part of the state often sees cold, icy winters, and the pass will often close when the snow piles up.
This is the perfect way to gain a whole new appreciation for our state.
The Chinook Scenic Byway has so much to see. Here are some beautiful Washington backroads to add to your bucket list.
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