Posted in Washington
June 23, 2015
These 15 Hiking Spots in Washington Are Out Of This World
Ready for an adventure this summer?? Check out these 15 exhilarating trails and hiking spots around our Evergreen state this season:
Some of the biggest & oldest trees in the Cascades stand tall around this trail in Mount Rainier National Park.
At about seven and a half miles round-trip, this picture perfect trail at North Cascades National Park offers a great hike all seasons.
This classic hike by North Bend is perfect during the early spring season. The moderate route heads up the summit of Mount Si, with panoramic views to enjoy from the top.
The 12-mile trail through this landscape on the eastern edge of the Pasayten Wilderness is almost too breathtaking for words.
You can find this scenic 8-mile adventure in the Mount Rainier area.
This dreamy loop out to the westernmost-point of the country follows along a lovely wooden boardwalk.
The views along this short mile-long hike feature the dazzling Nisqually Glacier.
This five-and-a-half mile trip is in the Mount Baker area of the North Cascades.
You'll feel like you've conquered the world on top of this Medieval-style tower on Mount Constitution! It's also the highest point in the San Juan Islands.
This lengthy trip in the Olympic National Park is 14 miles long, but the incredible scenery makes it worth every step.
You've got mail! It's on top of this peak in the Snoqualmie/North Bend region, by way of a steep 9-mile hike.
There's nothing more soothing than hearing the rushing water along this 10.6-mile trail on the Olympic Peninsula.
This challenging 7-mile hike leads up a forested mountain by the Columbia River Gorge.
If you're a more experienced hiker, check out this 6-mile trail in the North Cascades. You'll be able to spot lovely wild flowers & fantastic panoramic views.
An easy loop from Sol Duc Hot Springs, this five-mile hike in the Olympic National Park leads through old-growth forest to one of the most enchanting waterfalls.
Of course, there are tons of other stunning areas in Washington to see! Where are some of YOUR favorite hiking spots around the state?
