Washington State's Best Mountain Hikes
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@wanderingbackpack
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Explore the map in the DocentPro app7 hikes in Washington: Myrtle Falls, Oxbow Trail Loop, Naches Peak Loop Trailhead, and 4 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in a Facebook post by wanderingbackpack.

Myrtle Falls
Landmark
4.8
• Waterfall in Mount Rainier National Park • Accessible via a short, paved path from the Paradise visitor center • Part of the Skyline Trail

Oxbow Trail Loop
Hiking area
4.5
• Trail known for its dense forests and lush vegetation • Often misty, creating a mystical atmosphere • Good for a short, easy hike

Naches Peak Loop Trailhead
Hiking area
4.8
• Popular loop trail offering panoramic views of Mount Rainier • Known for vibrant fall colors and wildflowers in summer • Can be hiked in either direction, part of Pacific Crest Trail

Mount McCausland
Mountain peak
4.9
• Summit offering views of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness • Accessible via a moderate to strenuous hike • Best visited in late summer or early fall for colors

Bench and Snow Lake Trail
Hiking area
4.6
• Two alpine lakes in Mount Rainier National Park • Accessible by a moderately difficult trail • Popular for fishing, camping, and scenic views

Mount Catherine Trailhead
Hiking area
4.7
• Popular hiking destination with views of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness • Best for fall foliage and sunset views • Features a summit fire lookout site
Bagley Lakes Trail
Place
• Series of picturesque lakes near Mount Shuksan • Features a boardwalk trail, suitable for all skill levels • Offers stunning reflections of the surrounding peaks
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