An Off-Season Hidden Gem: Washington’s Wallace Falls State Park
Wallace Falls State Park is a classic Pacific Northwest experience with lush trails, powerful waterfalls, and the perfect nearby coffee stop.
Washington travel adventures offer incredible variety, from rugged coastal hikes to alpine trails in the Cascade Mountains. The state’s lush forests, volcanic peaks, and wild shorelines make it a paradise for outdoor exploration. This category highlights our favorite hikes, parks, towns, road trips, and scenic places across Washington State.
Wallace Falls State Park is a classic Pacific Northwest experience with lush trails, powerful waterfalls, and the perfect nearby coffee stop.
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In episode #168 of The Dear Bob and Sue Podcast, we answer this question from a listener. If you’re planning a visit to Washington’s national parks—Olympic, Mount Rainier, or North Cascades—you might be wondering: Do I need to bring or buy bear spray? It’s a common question from travelers, especially those flying in and unable…
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