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Mount Rainier National Park, Washington - Hiking

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More Info Camp Creek Falls Trail - No. 260

0.3 mile

Take a short hike up Camp Creek and you will be rewarded with a spectacular view of a 30-foot waterfall. The trail climbs through a mixed conifer hardwood forest, continues along a steep side slope before ending within 20 feet of the waterfall.

More Info Clear Fork Trail - No. 61

9.6 miles

Beginning at the end of Road 46, the Clear Fork Trail gradually climbs through a dense forest. The trail passes Lily Lake, crosses Clear Lost Trail No. 76, then follows above the Clear Fork of the Cowlitz River. It crosses the Clear Fork (at 6.5 miles), and then climbs steeply into a forested landsc...

More Info Covel Creek Falls Trail - No. 228A

1 mile

The Covel Creek Falls Trail No. 228A climbs steadily along Covel Creek, then circles around the base of a cliff until it joins with Burley Mountain Trail No. 256. This trail features several small waterfalls along Covel Creek and small caves carved out of the rocky cliff. The trail was built by volu...

More Info Covel Creek Trail - No. 228

1 mile

Take the family on a short hike through a beautiful mixed hardwood and conifer forest along Covel Creek. The trail is used by the Cispus Center for nature study. The trail ties in with the Covel Creek Falls Trail No. 228A, Angel Falls Loop Trail No. 228B, Burley Mountain Trail No. 256 and the Cispus...

More Info East Crater Trail - No. 48

2.5 miles (4.0 km)
Intermediate

This moderately used trail is one of the main access routes from the east into the central part of Indian Heaven Wilderness. From Road 6035, the trail climbs gradually through a thick mountain hemlock forest, past a series of small meadows, shallow lakes, and ponds. The trail continues into alpine f...

More Info Jug Lake Trail - No. 43

3.5 miles

This trail begins from Cowlitz Trail No. 44 and climbs steeply through subalpine landscape to join Judkin Trail No. 47 (at mile 1) which accesses Jug Lake. The trail turns east and climbs to Little Snow Lake and Frying Pan Lake. It ends a short distance past Frying Pan Lake, at the junction with the...

More Info Pot Hole Trail - No. 45

1.4 miles

Trail No. 45 passes through a gently rolling landscape dotted with many lakes. It begins on Cowlitz Trail No. 44 and ends on the PCT.Stock should avoid this trail until late July due to excessive moisture in the trail tread.

More Info Sand Lake - No. 60

3.8 miles

Starting from or Road 1284, the Sand Lake Trail climbs steeply through dense forest before entering the William O. Douglas Wilderness. (There is a vehicle turnaround area .2 miles past the trail.) It takes an even grade towards Cortright Point. Turning east, the trail descends to the PCT at Sand Lak...

More Info Silver Falls National Recreation Trail - No. 1442

1.4 miles (2.2 km)

More Info Silver Falls Riverside Interpretive Trail - No. 1442

1.5 miles

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