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Seven Lakes Basin and the High Divide Loop - Backpacking Light

Daniel Hu backpacks the High Divide Loop, one of the most beautiful hikes in Washington State and Olympic National Park.

The Ultimate Guide to Olympic National Park

Coastlines to mountaintops, rainforests to skiing and snowshoeing, hiking to biking to camping: this park has it all.

From the Rainforest to the Alpine in Olympic National Park

The Best Hikes in Washington

Backpacker presents the best hikes in Washington. From dayhikes to overnights, Backpacker's experts explore the best trails in Washington.

'Want to try it?' – Taking a peek from Devils Peak – Medford News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News

Backpacking into the Seven Lakes Basin

Hope springs eternal at Ranger Springs

Insider's Guide to Visiting Washington State's Olympic National Park

What to do, where to hike, and where to stay in the country's fifth most-visited national park.

Olympic National Park rescue 'by far the most difficult' of Coast Guard commander's career

Olympic National Park rescue 'by far the most difficult' of Coast Guard commander's career May 4, 2021 at 10:33 am Image of Lunch Lake in Seven Lakes Basin at Olympic National Park, July 2019. (National Parks Service Photo, Brendan Fluckiger) A U.S. Coast Guard commander called it the “most difficult” rescue of his career, after two hikers had to be airlifted to safety while stranded on a remote cliff in Olympic National Park. The Coast Guard says the pair climbed up to the ledge after retreating from rising tides. A helicopter crew eventually rescued them at around 2 a.m. Sunday, hovering 240 feet above the hikers after deploying a rescue swimmer.

The best hikes in Washington - Lonely Planet

The 12 best hikes in Washington Lonely Planet Editors 4 May 2021 The fruit orchards of Cashmere and Wenatchee bloom bright white and pale pink in the spring months © Meghan O'Dea / Lonely Planet Washington is a state of jeweled, dramatic beauty, from its chilly clouded coasts to the dramatic peaks of the North Cascades to shaggy rainforests to glacier-carved valleys studded with the occasional stratovolcano. One of the best ways to see Washington's emerald beauty is to get out there on foot and hike its national and state parks, municipal trails, and towering mountains. If you're wondering where to begin, however, don't worry – these are Washington's bucket list hikes.