Pet Friendly Things To Do in Packwood, Washington

A tree-ringed lake on the edge of the Goat Rocks Wilderness. From the outlet, look up to 7487-foot Johnson Peak. From the inlet, look back to Mount Rainier. A wooded island punctuates the picturesq... More on Trails

Great hike tons of elk the farther you head past the lake the less peole yo More on Trails

A grove of red cedar and Douglas fir trees, ... More on TripAdvisor

This was the first time we took our children and even though they are at that I'm too cool for everything... More on TripAdvisor

Start at a high trailhead on the dry east side of the Goat Rocks Wilderness and hike 7.2 miles out-and-back to this rocky peak with sweeping views of the Goat Rocks Peaks, Mount Rainier, and beyond... More on Trails

If you're in the mood for a great view of Mt. Adams and Rainier but don't w More on Trails

Thick old-growth forests of Douglas fir and western hemlock line the lower trail, while ridgetop meadows an... More on Trails

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A very short loop that takes you over a canyon carved by a powerful glacier. This hike is great for those interested in glaciers. A glacier gouged dirt and boulders out of the mountainside to creat... More on Trails

This is a very quick, nearly level round trip hike, following a small glaci More on Trails

A short hike through beautiful forest to spectacular Silver Falls. Silver Falls opens early in the year due to its low elevation, so visitors can enjoy the falls as early as May. The trail wanders ... More on Trails

Very nice enjoyable hike. We discovered this trail after our cancelled hik More on Trails

This 225-mile drive heads west from Yakima, ascending slowly through the dry, orchard-rich Naches Valley before crossing the Cascade Divide and the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail on the way to Mount Rainier National Park, named ... More on Trails

This 7.8-mile out-and-back hike climbs to a high meadow and two lakes in the heart of the Tatoosh Wilderness just south of Mount Rainier National Park. From Tatoosh Ridge, youll gaze out at the roc... More on Trails

Hiked this trail many times,last time me and my 6 year old son Hunter.Its a More on Trails

Following the Wonderland Trail, this route explores the floor of Stevens Canyon, and along the way, youll find a number of waterfalls along Stevens Creek and its tributaries. The trail is broad and generally well maintained, though ... More on Trails

Nickel Creek Bridge, Spanning Nickel Creek on Stevens Canyon Highway, Packwood vicinity, Lewis, WA Part of: Historic American Engineering ... More on Loc.gov

A one-hour hike in the southern section of the park which leads to two different unnamed falls along the same river. This trail descends rather steeply through woods that abound with wildlife to tw... More on Trails