Christine Falls Viewpoint

The quick hike up to Christine Falls Waterfall in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

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Mt. Rainier National Park, Seattle

Just outside of Seattle, Washington State's Mt. Rainier National Park is home to the fourth-tallest peak in the US - Mt Rainier.

When the sky is clear, you can see Mt. Rainier from Seattle, but nothing compares to breathing mountain air and experiencing this natural wonder up close. The US’s fourth-tallest peak is home to powerful waterfalls, tons of flora and fauna, and scenic hiking trails—so make sure you take at least a day out of the city to get a quality nature fix.

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Panther Falls, WA - Beautiful waterfall in Washington state.

Breath-taking waterfall in Washington. Highly untraveled and far away from busy highways you can enjoy this all to yourself. Sorry about no sound on the video, my photo camera doesn't record video very well or with sound, and that's all I had with me.

These falls are located north of Carson, WA. Drive through Carson on Wind River Rd until you get to the second Old Hwy Rd junction on the right. Turn there then immediately turn left on to Panther Creek Rd. Follow for 7.2 miles up a winding, single car width road. Pull off at the large dirt parking area on the right and back-track down the road a few yard and there will be a trail cut through the trees. From there walk it's an easy hike to a view area. But for the more capable, there is a rough cut trail to the left of the view point that scales down the 80ft cliff. It's not extremely difficult, but there are a couple of vertical rock climbs. Nothing that needs equipment though. Believe me, it's worth seeing the bottom and the thick mossy bliss.

Mount Walker - North Summit Vie Panorama - Olympic National Forest

Pano views from the north summit of Mount Walker in the Olympic National Forest. The trailhead is located 5 miles south of the Quilcene Ranger Station, east of 101 off Mount Walker Viewpoint Road. The trail is an unrelenting 2000' climb in 2 miles but worth the views.

A Picnic In Paradise & One Hell of a Hike Stellastot's photos around Mount Rainier National Park

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Rainier Snowshoe out of Paradise 2-14-10.MPG

Planned on heading up to Panorama Point, but weather was not cooperating.
We decided it best to head to Glacier Point then loop around, explore the lower area and goof around on some of the drifts and short steeps.