Washington County trails

From the Stuart Lake Trail, the route enters the Alpine Lakes Wilderness through forest, creek crossings, and gradually rougher alpine terrain before reaching Colchuck Lake, a striking first landmark set below Colchuck Peak and Dragontail Peak, with Aasgard Pass rising steeply above the far shore as the…

Distance: 18.2 mi • Elevation gain: 4,928 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,818 ft

Distance: 3.1 mi • Elevation gain: 709 ft • Maximum elevation: 676 ft

Mount Baker National Forest. #Hiking #Loop #Lake #Mountain #Nature #Forest

Distance: 5.7 mi • Elevation gain: 1,972 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,472 ft

Loop hike from Pinkham Notch to Mount Washington via Tuckerman Ravine Trail, Crystal Cascades Falls and Lion Head Trail in the Pinkham Notch Scenic Area, the Mount Washington State Park and the White Mountain National Forest. #Hiking #Loop #Mountain #Nature #Forest #Falls #Park

Distance: 7.8 mi • Elevation gain: 4,347 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,270 ft

From the Temple of Sinawava, the route enters the upper end of Zion Canyon and follows the Riverside Walk beside the Virgin River, where cottonwoods, hanging gardens, weeping sandstone walls and narrowing cliffs gradually frame the canyon corridor. At the end of the paved path, the hike continues directly in…

Distance: 2.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,804 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,010 ft

Hiking Mount Washington via the Tuckerman Ravine and Lion Head Trails offers a blend of rugged terrain and rewarding views. The route begins at Pinkham Notch Visitor Center and ascends steadily through dense forests, crossing streams and passing waterfalls like Crystal Cascades Falls before reaching the…

Distance: 8.4 mi • Elevation gain: 4,249 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,270 ft

Starting from the Tipsoo Lake area, the loop climbs toward Chinook Pass, crosses the highway footbridge, and joins the Pacific Crest Trail as it skirts the north and east side of Naches Peak through subalpine forest, open slopes, and small mountain ponds. The route then bends around the quieter eastern…

Distance: 3.3 mi • Elevation gain: 673 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,883 ft

From the Zion Canyon floor near the Virgin River, the Angels Landing route follows the West Rim Trail away from The Grotto, climbing quickly above the cottonwoods and canyon walls with widening views toward landmarks such as The Organ, the Great White Throne, and the surrounding sandstone cliffs of Zion…

Distance: 4.6 mi • Elevation gain: 2,513 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,515 ft

Starting near the Issaquah High School side of West Tiger Mountain, the trail enters a shaded forest and climbs steadily through the lower slopes of the natural resources conservation area. It then follows the wooded Poo Poo Point route, passing small creek draws and mossy woodland before reaching the open…

Distance: 6.9 mi • Elevation gain: 2,142 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,847 ft

Starting at Crabtree Falls, the route climbs the switchbacking Crabtree Falls Trail beside Crabtree Creek, passing a succession of cascades, rock ledges, forested slopes and valley overlooks before reaching the quieter upper creek area near Crabtree Meadows. It then continues through a more remote mountain…

Distance: 9.5 mi • Elevation gain: 2,953 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,012 ft

The hike to Weverton Cliffs via the Appalachian Trail offers a combination of rugged terrain and breathtaking views. As you ascend, the trail’s series of switchbacks help ease the climb through dense forest, with occasional glimpses of the Potomac River below. Once at the cliffs, the expansive vista reveals…

Distance: 1.8 mi • Elevation gain: 774 ft • Maximum elevation: 846 ft

Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Lake Ann. #Hiking #Loop #Mountain #Forest #Lake #Nature

Distance: 6.6 mi • Elevation gain: 2,280 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,936 ft

The Glacier Vista via Skyline Trail offers breathtaking views of Mount Rainier and the Nisqually Glacier, with expansive vistas of the surrounding valleys. As hikers ascend, they will pass through wildflower meadows in the warmer months and experience dramatic alpine terrain, often encountering glaciers and…

Distance: 1.3 mi • Elevation gain: 978 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,401 ft

Distance: 7.8 mi • Elevation gain: 4,140 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,181 ft

The North River Loop Trail offers a dynamic hiking experience with diverse landscapes, including river views, lush forests, and open meadows. Along the route, hikers can spot a variety of wildlife, including bald eagles, and enjoy picturesque vistas over the St. Croix River. With moderate elevation changes and…

Distance: 4.0 mi • Elevation gain: 528 ft • Maximum elevation: 988 ft

Distance: 2.6 mi • Elevation gain: 259 ft • Maximum elevation: 171 ft

The Chain Lakes Trail in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest offers a remarkable alpine experience with stunning views of towering peaks, crystal-clear lakes, and wildflower-filled meadows. Hikers will be treated to panoramic vistas of Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan while passing by serene lakes such as…

Distance: 5.2 mi • Elevation gain: 1,293 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,466 ft

From the West Rim Trailhead near the Virgin River, the route leaves the canyon floor and climbs the west side of Zion Canyon, with the river corridor, Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, and the Great White Throne gradually opening across the valley. After the lower switchbacks, the West Rim Trail enters the cooler,…

Distance: 1.7 mi • Elevation gain: 1,237 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,331 ft

Starting near the northern gateway of the Presidential Range, this traverse climbs from the forests of the White Mountain National Forest to the exposed ridgeline of Mount Madison, then continues over the rugged summits of Mount Adams and Mount Jefferson, with wide views across the Great Gulf and the…

Distance: 20.1 mi • Elevation gain: 8,350 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,270 ft

Distance: 1.8 mi • Elevation gain: 85 ft • Maximum elevation: 797 ft

Distance: 7.2 mi • Elevation gain: 2,221 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,602 ft

Distance: 1.1 mi • Elevation gain: 75 ft • Maximum elevation: 171 ft

Distance: 8.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,348 ft • Maximum elevation: 604 ft

The Wild Goose Trail offers hikers a diverse experience, with two sections catering to different difficulty levels. From its starting point at the Bagley Lakes parking area, the trail weaves through Heather Meadows, providing stunning views of Mount Baker, Mount Shuksan, and the surrounding peaks. Along the…

Distance: 1.7 mi • Elevation gain: 915 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,171 ft

From the Mount Si Trailhead, the route enters the forested lower slopes of the Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area and follows the main Mount Si Trail into a steady switchbacking ascent above North Bend. After the first wooded climb, it passes through Snag Flat, an old-growth forest section, then…

Distance: 7.6 mi • Elevation gain: 3,422 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,032 ft

Distance: 4.5 mi • Elevation gain: 689 ft • Maximum elevation: 643 ft

The Boulder Gorge Loop Trail offers a refreshing hike through New Jersey’s lush woodlands, leading past cascading waterfalls, rugged rock formations, and Lake George. The trail provides a scenic mix of forested paths and rocky sections that meander along Electric Brook, with viewpoints overlooking the gorge…

Distance: 2.3 mi • Elevation gain: 568 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,066 ft

The Oyster Dome Trail, accessed via Chuckanut Drive and the Samish Bay Connector, offers hikers a rewarding journey through Blanchard State Forest. The path meanders through lush forests of alder, cedar, and Douglas fir, with occasional views of the Salish Sea and the Olympic Peninsula. The trail culminates at…

Distance: 6.7 mi • Elevation gain: 2,014 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,991 ft

Distance: 12.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,273 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,007 ft

Starting at Zion Lodge, the route crosses the Virgin River and enters the Emerald Pools trail system, moving through canyon greenery toward the shaded alcove of Lower Emerald Pool. It then climbs toward Upper Emerald Pool, where sandy tread, stone steps, seasonal water, and high sandstone walls create a…

Distance: 6.0 mi • Elevation gain: 2,861 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,538 ft

The Hemlock Falls Loop offers a delightful hiking experience that combines lush woodlands and stunning views. Along the trail, hikers will encounter the picturesque Hemlock Falls, a striking 25-foot waterfall, as well as Washington Rock, which provides breathtaking vistas of the surrounding area. The trail is…

Distance: 6.0 mi • Elevation gain: 791 ft • Maximum elevation: 554 ft

Distance: 5.5 mi • Elevation gain: 2,044 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,756 ft

Distance: 2.2 mi • Elevation gain: 984 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,608 ft

The Hoh River Trail to Mineral Creek Falls offers hikers a serene journey through the lush, moss-draped rainforest of Olympic National Park. Along the way, the trail meanders beside the glacial blue Hoh River, providing tranquil views of its clear waters. Upon reaching Mineral Creek Falls, hikers are treated…

Distance: 5.5 mi • Elevation gain: 804 ft • Maximum elevation: 797 ft

Distance: 5.2 mi • Elevation gain: 653 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,493 ft

Starting at the Mount Teneriffe trailhead, this hike follows the forested Mount Teneriffe Trail through the Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area, with occasional openings toward the Snoqualmie Valley and nearby peaks. The route then turns onto the Teneriffe Falls Trail, climbing more steeply through…

Distance: 5.9 mi • Elevation gain: 1,821 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,493 ft

Distance: 1.9 mi • Elevation gain: 331 ft • Maximum elevation: 417 ft

From the Heather Meadows area, this loop first drops toward Bagley Dam and the open basin of Bagley Lakes, where Bagley Creek, subalpine meadows, heather, and the slopes of Table Mountain and Mount Herman shape the approach to the Chain Lakes Trail. The setting is one of the signature hiking areas of the upper…

Distance: 7.7 mi • Elevation gain: 2,044 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,466 ft

Distance: 5.2 mi • Elevation gain: 597 ft • Maximum elevation: 499 ft

Wallace Falls State Park. #Hiking #Waterfall #River #Forest #Mountain #Nature

Distance: 5.0 mi • Elevation gain: 1,401 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,532 ft

The hike to Camp Muir via the Skyline Trail and Muir Snowfield in Mount Rainier National Park offers a breathtaking journey through vibrant wildflower meadows, rocky terrain, and expansive snowfields. As you ascend, views of nearby volcanic peaks, hanging glaciers, and ridges like Tatoosh open up, making each…

Distance: 8.4 mi • Elevation gain: 4,678 ft • Maximum elevation: 10,046 ft

Distance: 3.2 mi • Elevation gain: 233 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,293 ft

This Mount Washington loop provides a rigorous yet rewarding adventure with diverse landscapes. Starting with a gentle forest walk on Old Jackson Road, the route quickly escalates into rockier terrain, with Nelson Crag offering panoramic views of the Presidential Range. As hikers descend via Lion Head, they…

Distance: 9.6 mi • Elevation gain: 4,449 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,270 ft

The West Tiger #3 Loop via Cable Line and West Tiger 3 Trails offers a dynamic, moderately challenging hike with excellent views. The route climbs steadily through forested terrain, with rewarding vistas at the summit, where you'll spot Mount Rainier, the Cascades, and the Olympic Mountains. Along the way,…

Distance: 4.7 mi • Elevation gain: 1,998 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,454 ft

Distance: 17.6 mi • Elevation gain: 715 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,020 ft

The Panorama Point Loop via Skyline Trail offers an unforgettable hiking experience in Mount Rainier National Park. Hikers are treated to spectacular panoramic views, including close-up vistas of the towering Mount Rainier, the Nisqually Glacier, and sweeping landscapes dotted with wildflowers in the summer.…

Distance: 5.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,864 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,031 ft

Distance: 1.5 mi • Elevation gain: 384 ft • Maximum elevation: 722 ft

Mount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest. #Hiking #Lake #Waterfall #River #Forest #Mountain #Nature

Distance: 7.7 mi • Elevation gain: 2,927 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,621 ft

Distance: 2.5 mi • Elevation gain: 538 ft • Maximum elevation: 525 ft

Distance: 20.3 mi • Elevation gain: 5,115 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,818 ft

Hike from Hurricane Ridge to Klahhane Ridge via Big Meadow Natural Trail, Cirque Rim Nature Trail, High Ridge Nature Trail, Sunrise Viewpoint, Hurricane Ridge to Switchback Trail, Switchback Trail and Klahhane Ridge Trail in the Olympic National Park and the Daniel J. Evans Wilderness. #Hiking #Mountain…

Distance: 8.2 mi • Elevation gain: 2,612 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,024 ft

The Tradition Lake Loop in the Tradition Plateau Natural Resource Conservation Area offers a peaceful hike through dense forests, alongside scenic wetlands and tranquil lake views. Hikers can expect to encounter old-growth trees, varied wildlife like birds and chipmunks, and seasonal wildflowers, making it a…

Distance: 1.4 mi • Elevation gain: 112 ft • Maximum elevation: 568 ft

The journey to Five Mile Camp via the Duckabush Trail in The Brothers Wilderness offers a rich exploration of natural beauty. The route begins with a gentle climb through lush, moss-laden forests, passing along the Duckabush River with its serene cascades and occasional clearings that showcase striking views…

Distance: 4.5 mi • Elevation gain: 1,775 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,827 ft

The hike to Lake Ingalls offers an incredible adventure through the Alpine Lakes Wilderness, with expansive views of rugged peaks and serene alpine waters. From the trailhead, you will experience a steady climb, surrounded by dense forests and stunning vistas of the Esmerelda Peaks and Headlight Basin. Upon…

Distance: 8.8 mi • Elevation gain: 2,861 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,516 ft

The hike to Cashmere Mountain is a spectacular journey through the heart of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness, offering a diverse range of views. Starting at the Eightmile Lake Trailhead, the route leads you past scenic lakes like Little Eightmile Lake and Lake Caroline, each with pristine alpine waters framed by…

Distance: 9.5 mi • Elevation gain: 5,502 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,235 ft

Via Dirty Harry's Peak Trail in Middle Fork Snoqualmie Natural Resources Conservation Area #Hiking #Mountain #Forest #Overlook

Distance: 4.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,568 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,582 ft

Zion National Park. #Hiking #Canyon #River #Forest #Nature #Zion

Distance: 3.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,667 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,344 ft

The hike to Bridal Veil Falls and Lunch Rock is a truly enchanting experience, winding through lush forests filled with the sounds of nature. As you ascend, the captivating views of the rugged mountains and the sparkling waters of Lake Serene come into focus, offering breathtaking photo opportunities along the…

Distance: 7.9 mi • Elevation gain: 2,858 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,621 ft

Distance: 2.7 mi • Elevation gain: 499 ft • Maximum elevation: 518 ft

From the Zion Canyon Visitor Center, the Watchman Trail follows the Virgin River past the Watchman Campground area before leaving the canyon floor. The route climbs through dry desert slopes, scattered shrubs and sandstone foothills toward the Watchman overlook loop. From the viewpoint, hikers look back over…

Distance: 3.1 mi • Elevation gain: 784 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,452 ft

Distance: 5.2 mi • Elevation gain: 1,401 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,513 ft

The Franklin Falls Trail is an enjoyable and scenic hike through the lush forests of the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. As you make your way along the trail, you'll pass towering pines, moss-covered boulders, and the sounds of the South Fork Snoqualmie River, which provides a peaceful backdrop. The…

Distance: 8.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,289 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,644 ft

Distance: 1.5 mi • Elevation gain: 522 ft • Maximum elevation: 512 ft

Hike along Virgin River to The Narrows from Temple of Sinawava via Riverside Walk, The Narrows Day Hike Section, Mystery Canyon Falls, 200' Waterfall, House Rock and Floating Rock in the Zion National Park. #Hile #Canyon #River #Rock #Nature #Park #Falls #Zion

Distance: 7.0 mi • Elevation gain: 5,180 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,194 ft

The Watchman Overlook Trail provides a moderate hike with rewarding views of iconic landmarks in the park. As you ascend from the Visitor Center, the trail offers vistas of the Virgin River and surrounding peaks like The Watchman, West Temple, and Bridge Mountain. The summit presents a dramatic overlook of…

Distance: 3.1 mi • Elevation gain: 945 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,449 ft

The Riverside Walk is a serene and accessible trail that allows visitors to explore the stunning landscapes of Zion Canyon. As you stroll alongside the Virgin River, you'll be captivated by towering cliffs, lush vegetation, and the soothing sounds of the flowing water. This short, paved path also offers…

Distance: 2.0 mi • Elevation gain: 1,165 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,826 ft

The Colchuck Lake hike offers a challenging yet incredibly rewarding adventure through Washington's rugged Alpine Lakes Wilderness. As you ascend, the trail meanders through dense forests and rocky terrain, with spectacular views opening up toward Dragontail Peak and the Colchuck Glacier. The final…

Distance: 8.0 mi • Elevation gain: 2,326 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,587 ft

This loop hike to Mount Washington's summit offers a dramatic blend of terrain, beginning with the serene Crystal Cascade Falls before climbing through rugged, forested paths on the Boott Spur Trail. As hikers ascend, they encounter sweeping views of Huntington Ravine, Tuckerman Ravine, Lion Head and the…

Distance: 9.2 mi • Elevation gain: 4,695 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,257 ft

Margaret's Way Trail on Squak Mountain offers hikers a tranquil journey through lush forests and alongside babbling creeks. As you ascend, the trail provides glimpses of the surrounding landscape, with the Olympic Range gracing the horizon. Upon reaching Debbie's View, you're rewarded with a stunning panorama…

Distance: 7.2 mi • Elevation gain: 2,093 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,824 ft

The Faraway Rock Loop via Mazama Ridge Trail offers a peaceful yet rewarding hike through Mount Rainier National Park, where hikers are treated to expansive views of the surrounding wilderness. The route meanders through vibrant wildflower meadows in the summer, with stunning sights of Mount Rainier, the…

Distance: 5.2 mi • Elevation gain: 1,352 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,784 ft

Starting with a steady climb after crossing the Virgin River, the West Rim Trail winds through the Refrigerator Canyon before the real challenge begins. Tackling the tight switchbacks of Walter’s Wiggles, you’re rewarded with sweeping views of Zion’s dramatic cliffs, and finally at Scout Lookout, the…

Distance: 4.0 mi • Elevation gain: 1,818 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,433 ft

The Blue Lake Trail, located in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, offers a picturesque hike with varied landscapes that appeal to nature lovers. Along the route, you'll traverse through old-growth forests, pass meadows dotted with wildflowers in the summer, and catch glimpses of dramatic granite peaks…

Distance: 4.6 mi • Elevation gain: 1,027 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,257 ft

Distance: 18.6 mi • Elevation gain: 4,514 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,447 ft

Distance: 2.4 mi • Elevation gain: 446 ft • Maximum elevation: 728 ft

The hike to Mount Teneriffe offers a combination of natural beauty and physical challenge in Mount Si Natural Resources Conservation Area. The trail begins with a serene forested path leading to the striking Teneriffe Falls, which are especially impressive during the spring. Continuing upwards, the…

Distance: 7.5 mi • Elevation gain: 3,858 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,580 ft

The Mirror Lake and Valley Loop Trail in Yosemite National Park offers hikers stunning views of Tenaya Canyon, Mount Watkins, and the Washington Column, all beneath the iconic Half Dome. This relatively easy trail winds through lush forests and along the tranquil Tenaya Creek, leading to Mirror Lake, which…

Distance: 4.5 mi • Elevation gain: 443 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,190 ft

The Spruce Railroad Trail in Olympic National Park offers hikers a serene journey along the northern shore of Lake Crescent, with views of its clear blue waters and lush surrounding forests. Along the path, visitors can explore historic railroad tunnels, including the McFee Tunnel, adding a touch of history to…

Distance: 2.5 mi • Elevation gain: 548 ft • Maximum elevation: 741 ft

The Olallie and Talapus Lakes Trail in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest offers hikers a serene journey through lush forests, culminating in the tranquil waters of Talapus and Olallie Lakes. The well-maintained path winds through towering cedars and hemlocks, providing a cool, shaded canopy. Upon reaching…

Distance: 5.9 mi • Elevation gain: 1,381 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,852 ft

The West Tiger 3 Trail offers a scenic yet challenging hike through the lush, temperate forest of Tiger Mountain State Forest. As you ascend, you'll encounter a variety of landscapes, including wide, lazy switchbacks and densely vegetated areas filled with ferns and towering trees. The summit rewards hikers…

Distance: 5.6 mi • Elevation gain: 2,044 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,454 ft

Distance: 0.9 mi • Elevation gain: 243 ft • Maximum elevation: 1,017 ft

Zion National Park. Virgin River. #Hiking #Loop #Lake #River #Mountain #Forest #Nature #Zion

Distance: 3.1 mi • Elevation gain: 1,024 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,993 ft

Distance: 1.8 mi • Elevation gain: 364 ft • Maximum elevation: 692 ft

The Bagley Lakes Trail offers a peaceful yet visually rewarding hike within the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. As you walk, you'll be surrounded by lush alpine meadows, sparkling lakes, and stunning mountain backdrops, including views of Mount Herman, Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan. Along the route,…

Distance: 1.4 mi • Elevation gain: 246 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,298 ft

Hike from West Rim Trailhead to Angels Landing and Emerald Pools via West Rim Trail, Virgin River, Scout Lookout, Kayenta Trail, Lower Emerald Pool, Middle Emerald Pool and Upper Emerald Pool in the Zion National Park. #Hiking #Canyon #Zion #Nature #River #Rock #Falls

Distance: 6.9 mi • Elevation gain: 4,216 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,338 ft

From Sunrise in Yakima Park, the route climbs through open subalpine meadows onto Sourdough Ridge, with Mount Rainier and the Burroughs Mountain area gradually opening behind and beside the path. Near Frozen Lake, the trail leaves the busier junction area and continues onto the Mount Fremont Lookout Trail,…

Distance: 5.7 mi • Elevation gain: 1,214 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,156 ft

The Maple Pass Loop Trail offers an unforgettable hiking experience in the North Cascades, showcasing a blend of lush forests, serene alpine lakes, deep valleys, and expansive mountain vistas, making it a must-see for outdoor enthusiasts. Hikers often marvel at the views of Lake Ann from above, framed by…

Distance: 6.5 mi • Elevation gain: 2,323 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,932 ft

The Dog Mountain Loop Trail offers a challenging and rewarding hike with panoramic views of the Columbia River Gorge. Hikers will traverse diverse landscapes, from lush forests and meadows filled with wildflowers to rocky outcrops and steep sections leading to a summit with expansive vistas. The trail's…

Distance: 5.9 mi • Elevation gain: 2,776 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,867 ft

Distance: 16.8 mi • Elevation gain: 2,589 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,164 ft

The Mount Washington Loop offers a diverse and rewarding hiking experience. Hikers are treated to expansive views of Tuckerman Ravine's rugged terrain, Alpine Garden’s delicate alpine meadows, and the jagged peaks of the Presidential Range. While the trail can be challenging with steep ascents and rocky…

Distance: 7.9 mi • Elevation gain: 4,252 ft • Maximum elevation: 6,270 ft

Distance: 9.0 mi • Elevation gain: 3,980 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,659 ft

Loop hike from Paradise to Panorama Point via Relief Map of Mount Rainier, Skyline Trail, Dead Horse Creek Trail, Glacier Vista Trail, Glacier Vista, Upper Skyline Trail, Golden Gate Trail, Golden Gate Falls and Myrtle Falls Viewpoint in the Mount Rainier National Park and the Paradise Park. #Hiking #Loop…

Distance: 4.7 mi • Elevation gain: 1,759 ft • Maximum elevation: 7,044 ft

Distance: 0.8 mi • Elevation gain: 318 ft • Maximum elevation: 689 ft

Distance: 5.8 mi • Elevation gain: 1,444 ft • Maximum elevation: 2,493 ft

Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Mountaineer Creek. #Hiking #Lake #Mountain #River #Forest #Nature

Distance: 7.7 mi • Elevation gain: 2,293 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,587 ft

Embarking on the Angels Landing via the West Rim Trail is an exhilarating adventure that promises both breathtaking views and a thrilling challenge. After crossing the bridge over the Virgin River, you’ll meander through stunning landscapes, with the coolness of Refrigerator Canyon offering a refreshing…

Distance: 4.9 mi • Elevation gain: 2,923 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,558 ft

The South Climb Trail leading to Crescent Glacier offers a dynamic journey through diverse terrains, starting with lush forested sections and transitioning to rocky alpine landscapes. Along the way, hikers can enjoy views of wildflower meadows, and as they approach the glacier, expansive snowfields open up…

Distance: 6.6 mi • Elevation gain: 2,789 ft • Maximum elevation: 8,438 ft

The Granite Mountain Trail, located near Snoqualmie Pass in Washington’s Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, offers an exhilarating hiking experience with remarkable views. As you ascend, you’ll pass through a lush forest before reaching exposed rocky meadows and the fire lookout that provide stunning…

Distance: 8.0 mi • Elevation gain: 3,760 ft • Maximum elevation: 5,561 ft

Mount Si Trail, one of the most iconic hikes in the Pacific Northwest, offers hikers a steady ascent through dense forests and occasional open areas revealing breathtaking vistas. As you climb, you'll pass through old-growth sections, where towering trees and lush foliage set the stage for stunning views of…

Distance: 7.6 mi • Elevation gain: 3,340 ft • Maximum elevation: 3,914 ft

The Melakwa Lake via Denny Creek Trail offers a captivating journey through the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. The route begins in lush forested areas, where hikers can enjoy views of cascading waterfalls, including the dramatic Keekwulee Falls, before ascending to rocky and open terrain. The trail culminates at…

Distance: 8.7 mi • Elevation gain: 2,838 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,649 ft

The Weverton Cliffs hike along the Appalachian Trail offers an accessible but rewarding outdoor experience. As you navigate the trail, you’ll encounter rocky terrain and switchbacks, providing both challenge and scenic rewards. Once you reach the cliffs, panoramic views of the Potomac River and distant…

Distance: 1.8 mi • Elevation gain: 748 ft • Maximum elevation: 846 ft