Quote of the Month:
“Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own." - Charles Dickens
“Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own." - Charles Dickens
The Skagit River trail is an attractive family friendly trail for all skill levels along the Skagit River that will take you through the neighboring lush forest of cedar, hemlock, lots of moss and fern. You will be enchanted by the ancient and tall trees on both sides of the riverbanks. Enjoy views of the Skagit River and immerse in the atmosphere of serenity.
Mount Finlayson Trail is a wonderful and easy route that takes hikers around Mount Finlayson on San Juan Island. The path runs through lush green forest, passing lagoons and offering stunning views of the Olympic Mountains, Mount Baker and the Cascades.
Skyline Divide is one of the most popular hikes in this Mt. Baker Area. The hike is not too long, but it takes hikers through the Mount Baker Wilderness and enters wonderful flower fields with mountains in the background.
Explore the Baker Lake area from above and be inspired by incredible Washington State’s beauty!
The Chain Lakes and Heather Meadows are very popular among hikers, regardless of the fact that these territories are free from snow only three month a year. Mount Baker Highway mage this place even more accessible and popular.
Deception Pass Headlands Trail is a picturesque trail that runs along Deception Pass State Park. It offers wonderful views from the rugged cliffs, stunning views of sand dunes, green forest and blue waters of the lakes. The best way to explore the park is to go hiking, the state park provides about 40 miles of well-maintained hiking trails.
If you are looking for a perfect family day-hike, which will carry you away from the noise and prosaic details of everyday life, and which will immerse you into the pristine nature, providing with strength and inspiration for the further achievements – the Baker River Trail is just the best option for you.
One of the best places to admire during the fall season is Picture Lake. This small lake is surrounded by a fantastically gorgeous landscape. May be that is why it is one of the most often visited and photographed places in the whole North America.
Shark Reef is located on the south west side of Lopez Island. This beautiful and easy hike takes its’ visitors through the peaceful forest to the rocky cliffs, opening stunning views of San Juan Channel.
The whole beauty and magnificence of autumn may be seen, felt and experienced while hiking the Yellow Aster Butte Trail. Incredible riot of colors and shades make this butte beautiful beyond description.
Table Mountain Hike is one of the most beautiful, popular and amazing hikes in the Mount Baker Wilderness. Not even the hike itself, but also the drive to the trailhead is very scenic and offers astonishing views of the mountains.
Spencer Spit State Park is a wonderful 138-acre marine park with gorgeous camping possibilities that is situated on Lopez Island in the Strait of Juan de Fuca. This place is famous among the tourists and is a popular place for crabbing, car-top boating, clamming and, of course, camping.
September, when it is still warm and the nature already starts to change into its magnificent autumn finery, is the perfect time for a family outing. And if you are looking for a short and easy hike with fascinating views, in which all the family members (including even small kids) will find a pleasure, the Blue Lake Trail is just the very place you need.
Picture Lake Trail is a wonderful 0.5-mile trail that opens gorgeous views. Picture Lake is one of the main attractions in the Heather Meadows area. The beauty of this area is indescribable. The perfect picture of Mt. Shuksan is mirrored in the lake.