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    Mount Pilchuck State Park

    Mount Pilchuck State Park

    4.6
    (14 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    The road up to the trail is in much better shape than I was expecting and when I arrived at 8:30 am…read moreon a sunny Friday, there were plenty of parking spaces left. The trail is very well signaled and maintained. Absolutely GORGEOUS views, challenging enough but not one of those hikes you never want to do again. And the payoff is worth it 100 times.

    This hike is not for the faint of heart. I almost turned back 3 times and the first was just…read moredriving up there! This hike however will reward you with beautiful views and a workout and if you make it to the top you will feel beyond proud of yourself. A quick climb up the ladder to the fire lookout will take you back into history with old letters and photos of what this land once was! It was too hot to read through everything when I came up so I will have to make more trips. The road going up is filled with holes, large holes that your whole car will dip into. I took it slow at first until another car passed me and I found the right technique for my subi. Yea a subi can definitely make the trek but just be gentle on your cars and enjoy the journey! The hike up is all stairclimbers. It's definitely not a walking trail for a casual stroll; it's strenuous but very fun. I felt I was in great cardio shape while hiking but my hips and knees definitely made it harder. Stairs made of stones, stairs made of wood, and the last bit leading to the lookout is all hopping over rocks and even pulling yourself up. Bring your hiking poles and it'll definitely help! $5 for parking without a Discovery pass.

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    Big Four Ice Caves

    Big Four Ice Caves

    4.6
    (105 reviews)
    20.6 mi

    Absolutely breathtaking natural wonder, 100% worth every minute of the trip!…read moreWe visited the ice cave in June, and the ice formations inside were absolutely spectacular--far more stunning than any photos online. The whole cave drips water nonstop, which creates such a magical, serene frozen atmosphere that feels totally otherworldly. The hike leading to the cave is equally lovely. The trail winds through thick forest with full tree cover providing plenty of cool shade the entire way. Lush green trees surround the path, making the walk gentle and scenic even in warm June weather. The forest views alone made the journey enjoyable before we even reached the ice cave. Inside, massive ice walls and natural ice sculptures stretch everywhere. The constant dripping water echoes softly through the cavern, adding to the surreal vibe. Just a small tip: bring a light waterproof jacket to avoid getting splashed by all the dripping ice water. This trip balanced beautiful woodland hiking and an incredible frozen cave experience perfectly. It's easily one of the best outdoor spots I've checked out, and I'd highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

    A stunning and gentle hike near Granite Falls, WA…read more Meadows, a clear blue alpine river, ice caves (to look at, not ruin), and unreal mountain scenery. The road getting these isn't even too twisty. It makes for a wonderful sunny day out.

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    Fort Casey Historical State Park

    Fort Casey Historical State Park

    4.8
    (96 reviews)
    33.3 mi

    Came here by myself and it was a free discovery pass day, which was unexpected! So much parking…read morehere, yes. Beach was nice and peaceful, which is nice if you need some alone time. The history is so rich at this place with the description boards that sprinkle throughout the site. I wish that they had a tour guide available if you had any questions or concerns during the visit because I was curious about the dark rooms used previously as oil rooms, but I was scared to go by myself in them ;-; so many ladders and stairs that you could take to change levels as you please to see what else the site has to offer. Even a little hiking trails around off to the side if you just want a mini getaway. It was a good time even though I was by myself. Some benches by the hiking trails if you want a rest stop. Plenty of picnic spots, but not clear trail from parking lot to the site that you have to walk thru the green grass :( I sowwy, grass

    This is an interesting stop on Whidbey if you're into forts. It also has beach access and coastal…read moreviews. We saw a bald eagle hunt something in the water and bring it to the beach, so it seems good for wildlife watching. The lighthouse is kind of underwhelming because of the size. There's multiple grassy fields and some picnic tables. Some people were flying kites when we were there because of the wind. There's also a dog bag station, which is nice to see at a state park. Regarding the fort, I didn't realize until later that there's an easy path up to the top without needing stairs and/or a steep route. Otherwise, I thought it was tricky going up if I could only use the thin metal ladders. Once at the top, there were multiple points that seemed iffy and unprotected from dropping down.

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    Blanca Lake

    Blanca Lake

    4.6
    (38 reviews)
    20.4 mi

    Came here on a Friday afternoon around 3:30PM, long gravel road to the trailhead, quite a few cars…read moreparked there too. Bathroom and map at the trailhead. Hike is pretty steep, constantly uphill for about 3 miles, all in the trees though. Mosquitoes around, bug spray is good. After 3 miles, trail goes down pretty steeply, lake was really pretty, not very cold water! Sat there for a bit to enjoy the water and view, really calming. Didn't see very many people on the trail, had the lake to ourselves. Bad part of the hike is the need to go back uphill after the lake, but it's not too bad. Took 2 hours to get to the lake, 2 hours back, was a bit dark and got a bit cold towards the end of the hike. Hiking poles definitely helped!

    It is 11.5 miles, you have to park your car 2 miles before the trail starts which adds up total or…read more4 extra miles. It would be good idea to go on sunny day and start hike early. We went around 8:00am got at lake around 11:30am, only few small breaks and took 3 hours to come back. When we reached the lake it was mesmerizing. Thinks to remember: 1.Take a lot of water and snacks with you. It is hard hike so stay hydrated. 2. Bug spray if needed we had it but did not use it because bugs were not too bad. 3. Go early to beat the heat and this hike requires $5 day use fee and Northwest forest pass. 4. Since it's not 7.5 miles be ready to do extra 4 miles. Total of 11.5miles This hike was hardest hike for us so far but the view worth the hike. I would highly recommend to go there at lest once in life time. The view is breathtaking!!! Good luck, you will love it.!!

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