Pet Friendly Things To Do in Wilkeson, 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

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 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

Sluiskin Mountain is a prominent rock peak rising above the parkland meadows of northern Mount Rainier National Park, just east of Windy Gap on the Northern Loop Trail. The peak is named after Sluiskin, the native guide who led Philemon ... More on Trails

A moderate ascent to the foot of the Carbon Glacier, the lowest-elevation glacier in the contiguous United States, this hike travels along the glacier, allowing you to witness many of the geologica... More on Trails

Done this one many times and always fun not to bad ,but now that the road i 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 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

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

A long, steep climb takes you through a beautiful forest, by the impressive rock formations of Yellowstone Cliffs, and over a subalpine meadow pass. The hike ends in the openness of boulder-strewn ... More on Trails

A strenuous loop travels through the scenic meadows of Spray and Seattle Parks and around monolithic Mother Mountain. The flower-filled meadows of Spray Park offer mesmerizing views of Mount Rainier, as do the bright green boulder-strewn ... More on Trails