Mount Rainier National Park
The crown jewel of Washington and the granddaddy of the Cascades. At nearly three miles high, it towers higher than any other mountain in the state and holds the title […]
Mount Adams
For the more adventurous traveler, include a visit to 12,276-foot-high snow-capped Mount Adams – the least developed of the three volcanoes in the corridor. Its distance from population centers and […]
Tieton River Rock Climbing
Besides its scenic value, the dramatic volcanic geology of the Tieton River is also one of Washington State’s better rock climbing destinations. Climbers come from throughout Oregon and Washington to […]
Rimrock Lake
The highest elevation large lake along the byway, Rimrock Lake, offers recreation, camping, and fantastic views of the surrounding foothills. Anglers enjoy time spent fishing for rainbow trout and kokanee.
Dog Lake
Sitting at 3,400 feet elevation, Dog Lake offers an abundance of outdoor recreation. From camping and wilderness hiking to boating and fishing for native rainbow trout, this area is ready […]
Leech Lake
Covering 41 acres, Leech Lake is a high-elevation, fly-fishing-only lake that is quite popular with anglers fishing brook trout during the summer months. A boat launch is located on its […]
White Pass Ski Area
A major winter ski destination, White Pass also offers some hiking in the summer and a pleasant stop along the roadway in a high mountain environment. The driest powder in […]
Skate Creek Road (FS 52)
Meandering along picturesque Skate Creek, this scenic drive winds through forests blanketed in rich green mosses and a multitude of waterfalls, both big and small. This paved but primitive road […]
Goat Rocks Wilderness
Named after the goats that inhabit the area, the rocky terrain of the Goat Rocks Wilderness is actually part of an ancient volcano, eroded over time. Today this area offers […]
Mount St. Helens & Windy Ridge Access
Visitors to Windy Ridge find themselves right in the middle of Mount St. Helen’s historic blast zone. Enjoy fascinating views of pumice plains, Spirit Lake, and the volcano itself rising […]
