The Snoqualmie Falls is a waterfall of the Snoqualmie River. Here nature has once again made the greatest effort to inspire us humans. The place offers a wonderful view of …
You'll find the trailhead near the entrance of the visitor center, where stone steps adorned with a quote from John Muir will guide your way. The trail skirts right alongside …
The Bridal Veil Falls are worth a short stroll. The hike is nice and easy and the falls pretty impressive. You can hike a loop that takes you through a …
Crater Lake is a stunning natural monument. The deep blue lake is not only the deepest lake (1,950 feet) in the continental US, it is also an impressive relic of …
The subalpine meadows of Paradise Park are full of colorful wildflowers in summer. During fall foliage the landscape is painted red, yellow, and gold. Remember to stay on the designated …
Oregon’s tallest waterfall, Multnomah Falls plunges 620 feet over basalt cliffs with beautiful thunder. Climb to the turn just above Benson Bridge to feel the mist on your face.
Panorama Point has stunning views of Paradise Valley, Mount St. Helens, Mount Adams, and, on very clear days, Mount Hood. As the viewpoint is in such close proximity to Mount …
This natural area is known for its unique rock formations and beautiful moss-covered boulders. You can explore this enchanting area, marvel at these rock formations, and appreciate the serene beauty of the surrounding forest.
Expect nothing less than breathtaking views from the so called Kendall Katwalk – provided it's not a cloudy day. Since this section has a dangerous drop off to one side, …