Washington State Hikes

Ah...so much time wasted not hiking/camping/backpacking! I figured I should make a list of hikes in WA that seem interesting (not a complete list for sure):

Close-ish to Seattle:

• Snoquera Falls - 6mi roundtrip
• Wallace Falls - 5.5 mi, 9 falls, some kid fell some time ago...
• Poo poo point via Chirico Trail - 4.7 mi, popular paragliding/hang gliding.
• Short and sweet:
• Twin falls - 2.7 mi, 30min from seattle, interesects w/ John Wayne Pioneer trail (108 mi)
• Coal Creek Trail (2.8mi) or Lower Coal Creek (2.2mi)-  historic coal mine
• Mount Si - 3mi, very popular, fun trail and good view on top!
• Rattlesnake Ridge - 1.9 mi, panoramic view, connect to Rattlesnake Ridge trail

East:

• Enchantment Lakes near Leavenworth - 18mi, need pass
• I-90
• Snow Lake - 6mi, continues to another lake
• Mason Lake - connects to Bendara Mtn
• Bendara Mountain - 6.6mi; last 0.5mi=1000ft elevation gain
• Rachel Lake - 7mi, Rampart Lakes (11mi) even further up
• Green Mountain - 10mi, "last promontory," rough trail, scramble
• past I-90: (if raining in seattle)
• Hex Mountain - 7mi, view of Mt Rainier, snowshoe

North

• Mount Baker
• Mount Dickerman - 8.6mi roundtrip, 5.6k' elevation
• Coleman Pinnacle
• Ceder Falls up to Abernathy Ridge
• Pearrygin Lake (past north cascade, 4hr drive) - parents say really beautiful w/snow in May
• Oyster Dome - 6.5mi, view of san juan islands and Olympic mtns, oyster restaurant on bottom
• Route 2:
• Serene Lake - 8.2mi, water fall on the side
• Barcley Lake -

South

• Mount Rainier
• Mount St. Helen's
• Eagle Creek and Tunnel Falls - 12mi, beautiful gorge hike, cliffs, multiple waterfalls; at Oregan border

West:

• Olympic National Park
• Deception Pass Headlands
• Dungeness Spit near Sequim - 5mi hike to lighthouse and back
• Westport WA

South:

• Cape Disappointment State Park