Family Things To Do in South Prairie, Washington

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 ... More on Trails

Went for a hike with my 8 year old at Mowich Lake in Mount Rainer national More on Trails

The famous Wonderland Trail, which completely circles Mount Rainier, is not only the finest long hike in Washington; it is considered by many to be one of the best in the world. The route provides ... More on Trails

Due to time constraints we only travel 5.8 miles of the trail from Longmire More on Trails

Hike through grand moss-covered forest to one of the largest glaciers in the lower forty-eight states, mantling the northwest slopes of Mount Rainier. Along the way youll cross an impressive suspen... More on Trails

As another person posted, the road is very bad and the contrast between sha More on Trails

Despite its shortness, this hike takes you through a variety of natural wonders. The hike begins by traversing the wide, pebbly riverbed of Carbon River and continues through an old-growth forest t... More on Trails

Trail is very short and easygoing. Crossing the Carbon River bed provides More on Trails

A lake within Mount Rainier ... More on TripAdvisor

I was born in Seattle. I have hiked, camped, hunted, driven, explored every wilderness area you can get to ... More on TripAdvisor

McMillin and Orting trailheads: From State Highway 167 and/or 512 take the State Highway 410 exit, then take the Orting/Sumner exit which is Route 162. Turn right towards Orting. The McMillin trail... More on TrailLink.com

Plentiful parking and a restroom. More on TrailLink.com

The ride begins in the town of Orting, a farming community 20 miles southeast of Tacoma. Riders have three choices: the south route has a short, 20-mile loop to Kapowsin and a longer 50-mile ride that continues south to the Ohop Valley. ... More on Trails

I really like this pumpkin patch. So may different things to do and see! They have a huge haystack ... More on Trekaroo

If you want great views, climb to a once-upon-a-time fire lookout. If you want flowers, burn the trees. Because of a fire set by lightning (or somebody) in the 1920s, where eighty years ago was for... More on Trails

The views from Noble Knob are breathtaking . More on Trails

The front of Mt. Peak is mainly used by hikers which are frequented by the town cops and fire fighters trying to keep in shape. Number one, be curtious to everyone and give the hikers the right of ... More on trails.mtbr.com

I really don't recommend descending down the front because there is just no clean way to do it without ripping up the trail. More on trails.mtbr.com