The falls are found at the end of a moderate 0.8-mile hike through an old-growth forest to a bridge spanning the three to four-prong waterfalls. This scenic falls is the most photographed waterfall in the park. During the hike, you will pass over a few spring-fed and snow-fed creeks along the way. At the end … Read more
The hike up Hurricane Hill Trail is a very popular trek for locals and visitors alike. The trail is rated moderate in difficulty making it a family favorite. The 3.2 mile in and out trail starts at an elevation of over 4,000’ at the trailhead with a 950’ gain in elevation to the summit. The … Read more
The Marymere Falls Trail is an easy 1.7 miles trek through old-growth forest to the 90’ high waterfall. This hike is recommended for all skill levels and as such, is a very heavily trafficked trail. With a gain in elevation of only 500’, this trail is very popular with families, as young and old can … Read more
Mount Ellinor is a peak in the Olympic Mountains in Washington, USA. Its highest elevation is almost 6,000 feet. Located in Macon County, Mount Ellinor is in the Skokomish Wilderness region. The mountain is a popular day hike during the summer months of May till October. The summit offers an expansive 360-degree view of all … Read more
Mount Storm King is located in the Olympic National Park about 20 miles from Port Angeles, Washington. The mountain is located at the southern end of Lake Crescent near Barnes Point. Mount Storm King has an elevation of 4,534 feet. The trail climbs 1780 feet in just 1.9 miles up the north slope of the … Read more
Summerland Trail measures 8.6 miles and is considered strenuous on the Difficulty Scale. It takes 5-7 hours to complete the trail all around. It is a well-maintained trail, surrounded by trees in the first 3 miles. Hikers get to hear the sound of rivers and waterfalls. The last 1.3 miles is an encounter with switchbacks … Read more
Spray Park Trail is in the Mount Rainier National Park. It is hiking of 6-8 miles with around 2000 feet of elevation gain. To get to the trailhead, one first drive on a long gravel road, which is also adventurous by itself. Spray Park Trail is one of the popular summer destinations in Washington. It … Read more
Rampart Ridge Trail, also known as The Ramparts, is a busy 7.5 KM loop trail near Longmire in Washington. Hikers and snowshoeing fans troop to the trail mainly between June and October. It is considered a moderate trail and features a river. Whatever difficulties one may experience while ascending this steep trail are generously compensated … Read more
Mount Fremont Lookout can be snowy, cloudy, smoky, or foggy, so a hiker should plan with these in mind. This means that one may not be able to catch the full, close-up beauty of this mountain and other surrounding mountain ranges. But hikers who are lucky to get on the trail on a clear day … Read more
A hike to and around the Grove of the Patriarchs Loop is enjoyable and easy, so kids and old adults can take the trip. It is a short trail, so no one would get too tired to continue hiking. They will have fun crossing the suspension bridge to the Grove, which teems with large-trunked trees. … Read more
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