Mount Rainier National Park- Located 59 miles south- southeast of Seattle, you will find the most commonly known mountain in Washington State. Mount Rainier allows individuals to take a day trip or night trip up this incredible landmark. Mount Rainier National Park offers over 260 miles of trails for all skill levels.
Mount Pilchuck, Granite Falls- Within the Northern Cascades is a hidden gem known as Mount Pilchuck. This trail is 5.4 miles roundtrip and has an elevation of 5327 ft. This hike will give you views of Mount Baker, Mount Rainier, and the Olympics. This trail is better for more experienced hikers, but there is a near-by lake known as Heather Lake Trail
Blanca Lake, Steven's Pass- Just off Steven’s Pass Westward is a fantastic 7.5-mile hike towards Blanca Lake. The lake has vibrant blue water and is a great rest stop for hikers. While climbing, squirrels can be seen on the trail as well as frogs and salamanders. Sections on the trail can be muddy, rocky and steep.
