쉬운 야키마군 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

At 5,430 ft, Chinook Pass offers stunning mountain along Mather Memorial Parkway. The pass is open mid-May to November—check for seasonal closures before you go.

The summit of this pass is marked by a rustic stone-and-wood archway that happens to be part of the legendary Pacific Crest Trail. If you want to hop off your bike for a minute, there's a pretty, short nature trail here with great views of Mt. Rainier, the Cascade Mountains, and Tipsoo Lake.

Sand Lake is very shallow and access to the lake is not that easy. It is surrounded by sandy zones which likely led to its name.

Deer Lake has lots of room for tents with views over the turquoise water. Pine trees will provide you with shade and the lake itself is very inviting for a dip.

Leech Lake is worth a stroll from nearby White Pass. A wide, well maintained trail leads you close to the shoreline. There are camping options at the north side. It is also a nice alternate to get back to the PCT to avoid the road walk along Highway 12.

The bridge at Chinook Pass is the gateway into Mount Rainier National Park. A large parking lot is located just north of here. You will find pit toilets and trash cans there.

The Naches Peak Lake is a popular spot for day hikers since it is close to Chinook Pass and located next to the trail leading into Mount Rainier National Park.

Close to Chinook Pass, you will find a big parking area with two pit toilets. This is a popular spot for trail magic for PCT long distance hikers.