Olympic National Park’s Hoh Rain Forest is a stunning natural gem on Washington’s west side. Known for its 140–170 inches of ...

Explore Washington’s famous Hoh Rain Forest, a breathtaking part of Olympic National Park with over 140 inches of annual rain. Trails like the Hall of Mosses and Spruce Nature Trail showcase dense ...

A new trail through the forest above Lake Whatcom is open for use, offering a 7-mile route below Stewart Mountain for hikers, ...

Beautiful Bill” is one that would make parts of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest in Washington state, the Buffalo Hills Wilderness Study Area in Nevada, and the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest ...

Learn about Washington Trails Day, join a WTA petition to protect public lands, and explore hiking opportunities across the Evergreen State. ... including the Forest Service and Park Service.

Learn about Washington Trails Day, join a WTA petition to protect public lands, and explore hiking opportunities across the Evergreen State. ... including the Forest Service and Park Service.

The  Olsen Creek Trail system, which is above Lake Whatcom, adds more areas for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding ...

Nearly 75 trails snake across the whole of Chelan County with several located within U.S. Forest Service land — land that ...