Last updated May 27, 2021 | Published on Jun 1, 2018 | Hiking in Central & Eastern Washington, Travel Washington State
On our way home from visiting family in Eastern Washington this past weekend, Daniel and I decided to visit Palouse Falls. Designated as Washington state’s official waterfall in 2014, the 198-foot waterfall is a stunning surprise amid the Palouse region’s arid...
Last updated May 25, 2021 | Published on May 30, 2018 | Best Washington Hikes, Hiking in Central & Eastern Washington, Travel Washington State
Kamiak Butte Hike Distance: 3.5 miles Kamiak Butte Hike Elevation Gain: 650 feet With an elevation of 3641 feet, Kamiak Butte is a forested island that towers above the rolling hills of wheat, alfalfa and barley so typical of the Palouse region. My parents are...
Last updated May 27, 2022 | Published on May 25, 2018 | Hiking in the Issaquah Alps
Poo Poo Point is a beloved hiking destination for Seattle residents. Located on the west side of Tiger Mountain only 30 minutes from the city, the point features amazing views of Puget Sound and beyond. The Poo Poo Point Trail is a great way to reach this viewpoint....
Last updated May 27, 2021 | Published on May 23, 2018 | Best Washington Hikes, Hiking in Mt. Rainier, Travel Washington State
This blog post describes my hike along Mt. Rainier’s Carbon River Trail in the Carbon River Rainforest. We didn’t end up making it all the way to the Carbon River Glacier as planned due to a high river crossing, so we ended up taking the junction for the...
Last updated Jan 7, 2020 | Published on May 19, 2018 | Best Washington Hikes, Hiking in the Puget Sound & Islands, Hiking in Washington
5.5 Miles 400 feet elevation gain The Redmond Watershed Preserve is one of King County’s biggest secrets. With over seven miles of trails winding through moss-covered trees, the Preserve is a hidden gem that is only minutes away from downtown Redmond. I’ve been a...
