Lower Lena Lake Trail by VisitWa

Well maintained trail leads to a small lake with campsites. Expect company. Length: 3 miles | Difficulty: Moderate climb | Topography: Forested hillside, some large second growth and mossy boulders | Directions: Highway 101 at Hamma Hamma Recreation Area, take Forest Road #25 to “T” junction; go right 1 mile to trailhead | NW forest pass required to park at trailhead.

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Living Legacy Trail by VisitWa

Interpretive signs explaining the replanting of the forest by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the 1930s. This trail passes by the historic Hamma Hamma Cabin, built by the CCC, and starts in Hamma Hamma campground. Great for kids, first .25 mile is wheelchair friendly. Length: 1.5 mile loop | Difficulty: easy to slightly moderate | Topography: Trail ascends bluff above Hamma Hamma River, then follows creek down and through forest, meeting river | No fee or pass required

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Hoodsport Trail by VisitWa

Easy walking trail between Hoodsport and Lake Cushman. Two newly replaced footbridges span Dow Creek, as the trail loops between them and ascends slightly for the longer loop. Of note: trails were built by local 4-H members. trail meanders along slopes straddling creek . Picnic tables and restroom at parking lot. Length: .5 and 1.5 mile loops| Difficulty: easy | Topography: alder & conifer forest| No fee or pass required Direction: from Hoodsport, follow Highway 119 for two miles to signed "Trailhead" on right.

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Octopus Hole by VisitWa

Located on Hood Canal between the towns of Lilliwaup and Hoodsport. Drive through Hoodsport to the Finch Creek Bridge (north side of town). Go north for 3.1 miles to a turnout on the right side of the roadway where the road drops down to the water and there are no trees between the road and the water.

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Jorstad Creek - shore dive site by VisitWa

This site is included in Russel Helsley’s guide - Great Dive Sites of Washington's Inland Waters The trail down to the water is legendary. Park at turnout along road, then take the steep climb down tree roots to get to beach, where you get access to the drop-off on the left and the pier wreckage on the right. Surface swim to the left to find the wall. You’ll find more info on the parking, directions and entry as well as a site map on the Pacific NW Scuba site – here is link: (http://www.pnwscuba.com/directions.htm#jorsted).

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Potlatch State Park by VisitWa

The day-use area at Potlatch State Park is a long stretch of Hood Canal beach with a grassy picnic area (several tables and grills available), a sheltered group picnic area, restrooms w/ outdoor showers... and its all FREE! There are often eagles, seals, and other wildlife around, too. Several 15 minute stalls offer free parking. Most parking requires the Discover Pass. Dive staging areas and canal access.

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Cameo Boutique Wine Shop by VisitWa

Cameo Boutique is in one of the oldest buildings in Union. The building was built in 1922 and Cameo Boutique was established in 1983. Complimentary wine tasting's are offered every Saturday and Sunday from noon to 5pm. The shop features gourmet foods, apparel, jewelry & unique gifts, including a wide range of specialty wines. The Cameo Boutique Wine Shop (Bin 106) offers wines from all around the world. Special “after hours” wine tasting's are offered by invitation. http://www.cameoboutique.com/id2.html Ph. 360-898-3204

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Mosquito Fleet Winery by VisitWa

Ph. 360-275-9100 Mosquito Fleet Winery is one of the newest Washington state wineries with its roots in the shadow of the state’s first bonded winery, The St. Charles Winery of Stretch Island. Located at the tip of Hood Canal in Belfair, Washington, Mosquito Fleet is a small winery that prides itself in developing Bordeaux-styled wines aged for 18-24 months in French oak barrels. Cheers!! OPEN for Wine Tasting Saturday from Noon - 5:00pm in the months of May through September Custom tours & tasting's available by special request. Check website for special events & contact information. https://www.mosquitofleetwinery.com

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Walter Dacon Wines by VisitWa

Ph. (360) 426-5913 Walter Dacon Wines specializes in unique, handcrafted Rhone and Mediterranean style blends aged in French and American oak barrels. Grapes are sourced from select vineyards in the Yakima and Columbia Valleys. Located near Skookum Inlet in Shelton, the winery offers tours and tasting of its award-winning wines several days a week. http://www.walterdaconwines.com

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Hoodsport Winery | Hood Canal, WA by VisitWa

Hoodsport Winery, located just south of Hoodsport, produces limited bottling's of fine award-winning wines. This jewel of a winery originated in 1978 as a pioneer in the Washington State wine industry. It now offers traditional wines such as Merlot and Riesling, and unique varieties from top-grade raspberries, loganberries and other fruits. The winery, like its label, affords majestic views of Hood Canal and the Olympic Mountains. Tours and tasting are offered daily. http://www.hoodsport.com

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Deep Creek Trail by VisitWa

Trail begins at Azalea Park and continues north and west for approximately 2 miles to Whitaker Park. Parking is available at Azalea Park. Easy trail, perfect for the whole family.

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Fisher Creek Trail by VisitWa

Fisher Creek Trail begins at Fisher Creek Park and continues west for 3/4 mile. Easy hike, perfect for the whole family! Parking is available at Fisher Creek Park.

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Created on 7/12/2013 | Rated E for Everyone

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Beacon Rock State Park by visitwainfo

509.427.8265 Beacon Rock State Park is a 5,100-acre year-round camping park with historic significance dating back hundreds of years. The park includes 9,500 feet of freshwater shoreline on the Columbia River.

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Battle Ground Lake State Park by visitwainfo

360.687.4621 Battle Ground Lake State Park is a camping park with 280 acres of beautiful, forested land in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. The lake itself is of volcanic origin and is considered to be a smaller version of Crater Lake in Oregon.

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Alta Lake State Park by visitwainfo

509.923.2473 Alta Lake State Park is a 181-acre camping park where the mountainous pine forests meet the desert. Alta Lake is about two miles long and a half mile wide. The park offers good trout fishing during summer months. Lake Chelan, with its many activities, is 30 minutes away.

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Discovery Playground by VisitWa

Located at beautiful Mirabeau Point Park in Spokane Valley, this fun-filled, interactive and accessible playground with larger-than-life play features, splash pad, bear's den, coverd picnic area, climbing wall, and much, much more is a great place to spend the afternoon, with plenty to see and do for children of all ages and abilities. And it's all FREE! See more info at www.spokanevalley.org/discoveryplayground. For more information, call (509) 688-0300 Email: parksandrec@spokanevalley.org

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Marina Park by VisitWa

Downtown and close to many restaurants and shops, Marina Park features a sandy beach—perfect to get your toes wet—and a beautiful open-air pavilion as well as summer concerts and magnificent views of Lake Washington and Seattle. Marina Park is home to many of Kirkland's special events including the July 4th Celebration and Kirkland Uncorked.

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Thorp Mill by VisitWa

Ph. (509) 964-9640 Visitors are welcome to visit the mill year-round during daylight hours. Thorp Mill is a period grist mill that was the first in the region to have electricity. Guided tours are provided from June-August. Wednesday-Friday, from 10:00 - 4:00 Saturday and Sunday, from 11:00 - 4:00 You're welcome to walk the grounds and enjoy our outdoor interpretive walk any day between dusk and dawn. Donations gladly accepted. www.Thorp.org

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Heritage Park by VisitWa

(425) 670-5502 Heritage Park celebrates Lynnwood’s agricultural, transportation and social heritage. Alderwood Manor’s first general store, the superintendent’s cottage and water tower from the 1917 Demonstration Farm, the park site’s original residence, and Interurban Car 55 are gathered together in a village-like setting. The Wickers Building houses the South Snohomish County Visitor Information Center and an exhibit of the history of the Interurban Railway, a photo gallery and donated artifacts relevant to the old store. Exhibits on the second floor tell the story of Alderwood Manor’s first general store and the family who lived in the building. Interurban Car 55 is the centerpiece of Heritage Park. It has been renovated with original and refabricated seats and accessories. Docents offer scheduled tours and entertain with historic details and stories of the Interurban. Hours: • Monday, Wednesday, Saturday - 10 am - 4 pm • Tuesday - 9 am - 5 pm • Thursday and Friday - 9 am - 4 pm • Saturday and S

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Fidalgo Bay - Trail Tales Interpretive Signs - Anacortes by VisitWa

Take the "Trail Tales" self-guided walk on the Tommy Thompson Trail along the beautiful shoreline of Fidalgo Bay. Cross the bay on the old railroad trestle and enjoy views of islands, Mt. Baker, birds and sea life. Make your walk a journey of discovery by stopping at our interpretive signs and learn about Anacortes history, ecology of the bay and shoreline, native cultures, and environmental cleanup work in the area. Pick up a Trail Tales map at the Visitor's Center in Anacortes and access the flat, paved trail at 34th Street or the Fidalgo Bay RV Resort. More information available at http://skagitbeaches.org where you can download the Trail Tales brochure and schedule of docent led interpretive walks. Learn more about these topics by clicking on the "Trail Tales" logo. Trail Tales is a project of Friends of Skagit Beaches, City of Anacortes and WA Dept. of Ecology.

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Created on 7/3/2013 | Rated E for Everyone

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