キング郡の天然記念物・トップ20

More water after rain, upper and lower view.

Wilburton Hill Park has an old forest of tall timbers. You don't need a compass for navigation - just look at the moss on the tree trunks

Small park with a great view of downtown Seattle

When navigating to the peak, some of the downed trees and vegetation can make it a bit confusing. There's white spray painted arrows on the ground at the most confusing spots, so keep an eye out for those!

This 19.1-acre park is a wide, grassy open space with plenty of pathways for a great run. There is a big hill on the grounds that is popular for flying kites, a playground, a sundial, and a gorgeous view of Seattle. The park gets its name due to the ruins of a former coal gasification plant, preserved behind a fenced area.

Hiking among towering moss-covered rocks with small caves to either side is a bit creepy, but it's worth the visit! It's not very well marked, but you have stairs to one side if you don't want to walk in between the rocks. There's a wooden fence blocking off an unsafe path between rocks, so if you see that, you're in the right place.

Experience this 14.1-mile (22.7-kilometer) round-trip trail near Snoqualmie Pass, Washington. The trail is generally rated as difficult and can be completed in about 7 hours 20 minutes. Since the trail is ideal for trekking, camping, and hiking, you'll rarely be alone and will likely meet other adventurers during your trip. The best time to visit this trail is from June to October.

Great viewpoint from which you can admire the Snoqualmie Falls.