5 Hiking Trails near Blue Hole on the Ohanapecosh River - Free Arenas
Blue Hole on the Ohanapecosh River
46.68072, -121.58258
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5 Hiking Trails near Blue Hole on the Ohanapecosh River

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Mount Rainer

Ashford, Washington

14.4 miles NW

The most glaciated peak in the contiguous U.S. at 14,410 feet — an active volcano with six major rivers, subalpine wildflower meadows, ancient forest, and abundant wildlife.

Camp, Hike, Mountain Bike

hike Hiking Trail

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

camp Campsite

Skyscraper Mountain Trail

Ashford, Washington

17.9 miles N

A gorgeous day hike to 7,078-foot Skyscraper Mountain in Mount Rainier NP, with unobstructed Cascade Range views, Moraine Peak vistas, and Mystic Lake sightings from the summit.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Ike Kinswa State Park Swim Area

Silver Creek

46.0 miles W

A marked swim area at the Ike Kinswa State Park day-use beach on the Tilton River arm of Mayfield Lake near Silver Creek, Washington. Open 8 a.m. to dusk; a Discover Pass ($10/day) is required.

Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

camp Campsite

canoe Canoeing Area

kayak Kayaking Area

Ape Cave

Cougar, Washington

49.8 miles SW

The longest lava tube in the continental US at over two miles, carved beneath Mount St. Helens — open year-round for exploring in the Mount St. Helens National Monument south of Cougar, Washington.

Cave, Hike

hike Hiking Trail

cave Cave

Granite Mountain

North Bend, Washington

49.8 miles N

A steep, rewarding hike up Granite Mountain gaining about 1,000 feet per mile, with panoramic summit views of Mount Rainier, Mount Stewart, and the Teanaway — best tackled after the snow melts.

Backpack, Hike

hike Hiking Trail

backpack Backpacking Trail

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