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— Wild Washington
Where the forest breathes.
Three national parks, seven national forests and thousands of miles of trails. Washington's natural side spans rainforest, glacier, ocean and volcanic desert — all within a single day's drive.
3
National Parks
12k+
Trail miles
1000yr
Old-growth
Photo: US National Park Service
Olympic Peninsula
The Hoh Rainforest gets 12+ feet of rain a year, giving it that moss-draped, prehistoric feel. Pair it with a sunset on Rialto or Ruby Beach.
North Cascades
Often called America's Alps — jagged granite spires, aquamarine glacial lakes, and one of the wildest roads in the Lower 48.
Palouse & Eastern Deserts
Cross the Cascades and the state flips: golden wheat waves in the Palouse, and the surreal channeled scablands carved by ancient ice-age floods.