カスケード山脈での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Do not take the loop shown here. There is no trail. I would follow the sign to Snowlake. Another tip, I highly recommend against this hike due to the size of the massive crowds. There was a line of people to go up.

Oyster Dome, located in Blanchard State Forest, is the highest point at 2,025 feet. Starting from Chuckanut Drive, the trail passes through old forests and former logging areas with abandoned equipment. It offers a steep hike to stunning views of the Salish Sea.

The Samish Overlook, located in the popular Blanchard State Forest, provides access to the Pacific Northwest Trail, Larry Reed Trail and many others. At an elevation of 1,300 feet, the Samish Overlook offers stunning views of the San Juan Islands in the bay and Skagit Valley.

Oyster Dome is a rock promontory in the forest lands of Blanchard Mountain. From the overlook you get expansive views of the San Juan Islands, Vancouver Island and the Olympic Mountains.

Cleetwood Cove is the only location where you can get down to the water level of Crater Lake. Taking your bicycle down the trail is not allowed, but hiking this short trail might be a nice chance to move aside from your saddle.

Breathtaking views of Mt. Hood. The reflection from this alpine lake is spectacular and is the jewel in this landscape. It is surrounded by Douglas, Noble and Silver firs accompanied by Western Red Cedars.

This picturesque waterfall is one of the most photogenic in Oregon. As a bucket list location for many, the water cascading down the rock face is a mesmerizing display of nature's power and beauty.

Coal Creek Falls is a beautiful destination for any day hiker looking for an easy, family-friendly trail with a scenic highlight at Coal Creek Falls. It's a fairly easy trail that winds through a dense forest of maples, alders and cedars.