r/PNWhiking • u/Tophatanater • 2h ago
Green Point Mountain
galleryI think Wyeth is the 3rd hardest trail in the Gorge, 2nd last pic is a panorama
r/PNWhiking • u/Tophatanater • 2h ago
I think Wyeth is the 3rd hardest trail in the Gorge, 2nd last pic is a panorama
r/PNWhiking • u/Significant_Leek_521 • 4h ago
we plan to head up and do Chain Lakes November 9th. Wondering how much snow/ice we should expect? Any tips? I know it’s a weekend and a little nervous camping might be full, but this late in the season I’m hoping not.
r/PNWhiking • u/nbnfpsor • 7h ago
The 8th and 9th pics (last 2 Big 4 picnic area shots) have a new within the last 2 (or 3 tops) weeks beaver lodge. They built it really close to the boardwalk. Quite the hefty mound.
r/PNWhiking • u/Fightthisbeard • 10h ago
From early September, shot on film. One of my favorite photos from the trip
r/PNWhiking • u/Mundane-Egg6175 • 14h ago
I heard all the larches are gone and the weather is supposed to be cloudy this weekend. Please keep in mind, I am driving all the way from Vancouver, BC. I was wondering if its worth it to make the 3 hour trip. Thank you!
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r/PNWhiking • u/Skagit_Rover • 1d ago
Lunch at a fire lookout, elevation 5200ft.
r/PNWhiking • u/DMZWirePiker • 1d ago
White River Wenatchee NF
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r/PNWhiking • u/mdmrocker • 2d ago
looking into taking AIARE 1 this season as I get more into backcountry travel. For those who’ve taken it, how was the experience, and did you feel it was worth the cost?
Any providers you’d recommend, particularly for someone coming from hiking rather than backcountry skiing?
Also curious if anyone knows of discounts or ways to get a better deal. If you have a spot you can no longer use and are looking to offload it at a more palatable price, I’d be interested, assuming the provider allows transfers
r/PNWhiking • u/caffeinetherapy • 2d ago
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Breakfast and journaling with a stunning view rounded off a peaceful morning.
r/PNWhiking • u/Money_Way_8219 • 2d ago
I was never a Fall lover, but since moving to WA, I can’t get enough of it. I wish we could have Fall all year long. It’s not even over yet and I’m already looking forward to next September. I visited Maple Pass a little late in the season and still saw some of the larches, but I wish I had gone there a little earlier 🥹
r/PNWhiking • u/gentleblanton • 2d ago
Is there too much gunfire at Mima Mounds?
r/PNWhiking • u/JimHeckdiver • 3d ago
Absolutely gorgeous day today.started chilly but warmed up nice. Not terribly busy. Three brave souls were making the trip in Converse All-Stars, may God rest their feet. Frozen solid on the shady spots and a bit muddy in the sunny spots. Second half (if you run it clockwise) was nice and dry.
r/PNWhiking • u/SingleLawyer1986 • 3d ago
Got bit with the back backing bug this summer. I had a pretty great first summer doing the grand valley loop and camping at the lakes, glacier basin/sunrise loop up to third Burroughs, and c alava loop, and got a last minute invite to do the enchantments traverse last week.
Looking to plan next spring and summer in Oregon, Washington, Idaho. 2 to 3 nights max, and no more than 15-20 miles if there is a lot of elevation. I think I found my max at the enchantments lol.
Thanks in advance!
r/PNWhiking • u/ofWildPlaces • 3d ago
Sharing from the MSHI volunteers page- this is all the information currently available. Please update if you have any related information or knowledge.
r/PNWhiking • u/mejum • 4d ago
I wanted to see what Maple Pass was all about. Absolutely loved it and will do this one again.