Posted in Washington
March 09, 2021
Explore Waterfalls, Lakes, And Hiking Trails When You Visit Washington’s Moran State Park
We’re pretty spoiled by the sheer natural beauty all around us here in Washington. With 100 beautiful state parks in the Evergreen State to explore, it’s safe to say an outdoor enthusiast will never be bored here. If you’re ever on Orcas Island, don’t pass up an opportunity to explore the enchanting Moran State Park.
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Moran State Park spans 5,424 acres, and it's an underrated treasure.
You can drive (or bike or hike) to the summit of Mount Constitution to see the San Juan archipelago. You can go on a nature walk, kayak, swim, or even go fishing.
And the scenery is so diverse, you'll want to.
While only the brave go swimming in the cold waters, even in the summer, kayaking and paddle boarding are always popular.
There are many different ways to reach Cascade Falls, and you should see signs around the park to help you find it.
Campsites are located in five different camping areas, so you'll never feel too crowded.
The San Juan Islands are a lengthy ferry ride and a long drive away for most Washingtonians, but it's well worth the effort to spend time here.
Have you ever been to this stunning state park?
Address: 3572 Olga Rd, Olga, WA 98279, USA
