Green River Area - Swimming Hole near Ronald, Washington
Ronald,Washington
47.20988, -121.48124
9.4 miles W of Ronald, Washington
GPS: 47°12'35.6"N 121°28'52.5"W
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State: Washington

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Several informal swimming places in Upper Green River east of Seattle and North Bend...Courtesy of swimmingholes.org

Bathing suits: Optional

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Directions

From Ronald, Washington

  1. Head southwest on Pacific Ave toward 2nd St (95 ft)
  2. Turn left at the 1st cross street onto WA-903 S/2nd St
    Continue to follow WA-903 S
    (1.6 mi)
  3. Turn right onto WA-903 S/N 1st St
    Continue to follow WA-903 S
    (1.5 mi)
  4. At the traffic circle, take the 1st exit onto Bullfrog Rd (0.7 mi)
  5. At the traffic circle, continue straight to stay on Bullfrog Rd (2.0 mi)
  6. Turn right onto the I-90 W/Seattle ramp (0.6 mi)
  7. Merge onto I-90 W (16.6 mi)
  8. Take exit 62 toward Kachess Lake Rd (0.2 mi)
  9. Turn left onto Kachess Lake Rd (331 ft)
  10. Continue onto NF-54/Stampede Pass Rd
    Parts of this road may be closed at certain times or days
    (6.1 mi)
  11. Turn left onto NF-5400 1 (0.5 mi)
  12. Turn left to stay on NF-5400 1 (6.5 mi)
  13. Turn right onto NF-5400-2 (1.6 mi)
  14. NF-5400-2 turns slightly right and becomes NF-54
    Destination will be on the left
    (177 ft)
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