Parks in Wilkeson, Washington

A short, but steep hike takes you through beautiful forest and to a subalpine meadow dotted with colorful wildflowers. The open meadows of ... More on Trails

Great hike the falls are great,flower were also great,saw a monster buck at More on Trails

This very popular hike travels through forest and meadow to a fire lookout atop Tolmie Peak, which offers a spectacular view of the northwestern side of Mount Rainier. The trail also ... More on Trails

First hike in a while and this was perfect. Eunice and Mowich lakes are per More on Trails

This very popular hike travels through forest and meadow to a fire lookout atop Tolmie Peak, which offers a spectacular view of the northwestern side of Mount Rainier. The trail also takes you by s... More on Trails

Wonderful hike, especially the actual ascent up to the top. Mowitch Lake More on Trails

This is a relatively short descent along the side of Paul Peak. The trail, one of the few that may be snow-free in May, travels through lush forest and across the clear ... More on Trails

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This spectacular, nearly 90-mile loop completely encircles Mount Rainier, presenting a challenge to the ablest hiker and a comprehensive taste of Mount Rainier. This hike involves dramatic elevatio... More on Trails

This is the ultimate trail for any backpacker. Old ancient forest opening u More on Trails

Echo Rock is a craggy old dacite plug located low on Ptarmigan Ridge just east of Observation Rock. It is one of the most visible of Mount Rainiers satellite peaks, especially when viewed from Seattle. For this reason, it used to ... More on Trails

An easy hike through old-growth forest travels past the gushing waters of Ranger Falls to a small, quaint emerald-green lake in the northwestern region of the park. The hike to Green Lake attracts many late spring-hikers, because ... More on Trails

This short, relatively flat hike travels through beautiful forest to striking Spray Falls. From the top of these tall falls, water sprays out, leaving the air misty and raining down on the colorful wildflowers lining Spray Creek below ... More on Trails

A long, steep climb takes you through a beautiful forest and to impressive rock formations of Yellowstone Cliffs. The trail continues over a subalpine meadow pass to the boulder-strewn meadows of Windy Gap, an opportune location for ... More on Trails

This outstanding backpack trip covers the entire west side of the Wonderland Trail, which has been coined the piecrust by previous hikers. This hike, starting at Mount Rainiers largest mountain lake, Mowich Lake, travels through a ... More on Trails