Randle

Woods Creek Watchable Wildlife Trail is a loop trail where you may see local wildlife located near Randle, Washington.

High Rock Lookout is aptly named. Perched at 5,685' on a slab of rock, it has sweeping views of the valleys below, Cora Lake, and Mount Rainier. Although it is only a short 1.6 mile hike to the top, it is a steep one. You gain 1,365' to reach the lookout, but the reward is grand.The trail follows a ridge line through beautiful old growth forest, and is lined with huckleberry bushes, bear grass,...

I was looking for something a little new. I wasn't quite feeling a hike, and wanted to get some new photos to edit at a new location. After staring at a map of Washington for a little while, Riffe Lake grabbed my attention. This huge lake in the Southern Washington Cascades had been a spot I had never seen before, so surely it had to be my day trip destination.Driving from Seattle, I was ver...

Teeley Creek Trail #251 to Bertha May Lake is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Packwood, Washington.

The Yurt Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you through a nice forest located near Mineral, Washington.

Vanson Peak Trail Via Goat Creek Trail Loop is a loop trail that takes you by a waterfall located near Mossyrock, Washington.

South Point Trail is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Randle, Washington.

Located just south of Mountain Rainier National Park, Tatoosh Lakes and Tatoosh Wilderness area are a great hiking destination to find scenic views, wildflowers, wildlife, and two beautiful alpine lakes.Tatoosh Trail #161 does not waste any time getting down to business as it ascends almost 3000 vertical feet in the first 2.5 miles before reaching the trail junction with Trail#161B. From there...

Named after the Native American who lived here prior to Mt. Rainier becoming a national park, So-To-Lick's was dubbed "Indian Henry" by the postman who unfortunately did not learn his name. When heading out on this hike, keep an eye on the weather in Mt. Rainier National Park. If hiking this trail in the fall, it can be chilly out and you'll need to bring some layers. Along the hike, you'll get...