18 Free Swimming Holes near French Cabin Creek - Free Arenas
French Cabin Creek
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18 Free Swimming Holes near French Cabin Creek

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Salmon La Sac Swimming Hole

Cle Elum

3.4 miles N

Where the Cooper River meets the Cle Elum River 19 miles north of Cle Elum, Salmon La Sac holds a run of deep green snowmelt pools below the Forest Service campground. Swimming is free, though parking at the trailhead lot costs $5 a day.

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Teanaway River

Cle Elum, Washington

12.8 miles SE

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island lake

North Bend, Washington

19.5 miles W

A quieter alternative to the crowded Snoqualmie Pass hikes — shed the weekend throngs who turn back at Talapus or Olallie Lake and discover Island Lake in western Washington.

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Rock Island

Leavenworth, Washington

19.6 miles NE

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Green River Area

Ronald, Washington

20.1 miles SW

Several informal swimming spots in the Upper Green River east of Seattle and North Bend — a casual and scenic escape with clothing sometimes optional.

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Rainier East Area

Naches, Washington

22.9 miles S

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Taneum Creek

Thorp, Washington

23.2 miles SE

A popular swimming hole with a deep front pool and a wide, shallow play area directly above and across the creek — a great combo for mixed groups of swimmers.

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Jade Lake

Skykomish, Washington

25.1 miles N

A 26-mile overnight backpacking route through the Snoqualmie region past wildflower meadows, Marmot Lake, and a steep talus scramble to a remote alpine lake for swimming.

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Waterfront Park

Leavenworth

26.6 miles NE

Free city park on the Wenatchee River a few blocks from downtown Leavenworth, with small gravel and sand beaches, Blackbird Island trails and Barn Beach, where tubers end their float. Cold, fast water until late summer.

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Snoqualmie River Area

Leavenworth, Washington

31.9 miles W

Scenic Snoqualmie River swimming areas are best visited in late summer when currents slow — strong currents have caused drownings at other times of year.

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Lake Wenatchee State Park South Beach

Leavenworth

35.8 miles NE

The designated swim beach at Lake Wenatchee State Park, a sandy stretch of cold, clear glacier-fed lake in the eastern Cascades about 20 road miles from Leavenworth. Discover Pass required ($10 per day).

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Walla Walla Point Park

Wenatchee

37.7 miles E

A Chelan County PUD park on the Columbia River in north Wenatchee with a designated swim cove and gravel beach at its north end. Free, open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. year-round, no lifeguards listed.

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Skykomish Area

Leavenworth, Washington

41.8 miles NW

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Lake Wilderness Park Swim Beach

Maple Valley, Washington

43.5 miles W

Free city park beach on Lake Wilderness in Maple Valley with summer lifeguards, canoe and paddleboard rentals, a concession stand, a big playground and a 40-acre arboretum.

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Pine Lake Park

Sammamish

46.1 miles W

Free, lifeguarded summer swim beach and floating dock at a City of Sammamish park on the east shore of Pine Lake, a small no-gas-motor lake on the Sammamish Plateau.

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Lake Sammamish State Park Beaches

Issaquah, Washington

46.3 miles W

Sunset Beach and Tibbetts Beach at the south end of Lake Sammamish, a 512-acre state park off I-90 in Issaquah with paddle rentals, playgrounds, trails and a boat launch.

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Duvall Beach at McCormick Park

Duvall

48.6 miles NW

A sandy river beach on the Snoqualmie at the north end of Duvall's McCormick Park, free and open dawn to dusk, with picnic shelters, a rinse shower and the Snoqualmie Valley Trail at its back. No lifeguards, and the city keeps two life rings on the bank.

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Daroga State Park

Orondo

48.8 miles NE

A mile and a half of Columbia River shoreline six miles north of Orondo, with a marked swim beach, a warm shallow lagoon behind the spit, and primitive campsites you can only reach on foot or by boat. Discover Pass required, open April through September.

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