Waptus River Trail: 1310

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This trail accesses the Alpine Lakes Wilderness and connects the Salmon La Sac Trailhead to the Pacific Crest Trail. Day hiking to the river makes a common destination in 3 miles one way. Equestrians enjoy the trail for both day rides and horse packing.

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A 1.3-mile (each way) forested trail along the south fork of the Snoqualmie River leads to spectacular views of Twin Falls. To the east of the falls you can also access the Palouse to Cascades Trail, Olallie State Park, and popular rock climbing areas.

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This beautiful campground nestled in a grove of large Ponderosa Pine and western Larch trees includes a picnic site and a CCC era picnic shelter. The Sculpture Rock loop trail begins and ends at the campground.

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The non-motorized, cross-state Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail lies on the former Milwaukee Road railway grade from Rattlesnake Lake near North Bend east across Washington State. The level grade of this gravel trail makes it ideal for mountain bikers, equestrians, and walkers. Major trailheads in the Greenway sit at Rattlesnake Lake, Cle Elum,...

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The one-mile loop Sculpture Rock Trail begins and ends at Swauk Campground in Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. It passes by a fascinating sandstone geologic feature.

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This day-use park is known for the scenic beauty of its two waterfalls – the 77-foot Weeks Falls and the 135-foot Twin Falls. It has six miles of hiking trails, cliff formations and old-growth forest. Winter is the best time of year to view the mighty cascading waterfalls. In addition, the park contains the...

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Alpine Lakes Wilderness, King County

The Pratt River Trail starts along the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River, and heads several miles up the Pratt River, ultimately reaching Pratt Lake. A side trail leads to an old growth forest area. In the summer, hikers might be able to reach the trail by fording the Middle Fork at the Pratt...

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The Owhi Campground Trail (1327) begins  winds through the campground and along the shore of Cooper Lake, and ends at the Pete Lake Trailhead.