Packwood Travel Guide

Walk among ancient giants on this serene 1.1-mile forest loop, where trees have stood for over 1,000 years. Cross the suspension bridge to discover an island of towering Douglas-firs and Western red cedars.

This mountain outfitter equips adventurers with quality gear for White Pass's snowy slopes. Knowledgeable staff provide local trail insights and equipment maintenance to enhance your winter sporting experience.

This historic trail once used by the Taidnapam people winds through lush forest to a secluded lake. Experienced hikers appreciate the moderate challenge and peaceful atmosphere away from crowded paths.

Narada Falls cascades 176 feet in two dramatic tiers within Mount Rainier National Park. Visit during spring melt to witness the waterfall at its most powerful, with mist creating rainbows in the afternoon light.

This 10-mile return trail winds through old-growth forests to reveal a crystal-clear alpine lake reflecting Johnson Peak. Bring your camera to capture Mount Rainier glimpses along the well-maintained path.

The Tatoosh South Trailhead winds through ancient forests to spectacular Mount Rainier vistas. Traverse alpine meadows filled with summer wildflowers while watching for wildlife along this challenging path.

Walupt Lake Trailhead unveils Washington's Goat Rocks Wilderness with serene lake views and old-growth forests. Hike alpine meadows to connect with the Pacific Crest Trail and glimpse surrounding peaks.

Peer through a 180-foot-deep gorge as glacial waters carve through ancient rock at Box Canyon Loop. The paved, accessible trail rewards with dramatic views of the rushing Cowlitz River beneath a spanning footbridge.