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5 Must-Visit State Parks In Washington

by Josephine Hogan

Seattle is an amazing place to be and as always has a lot to offer. Like visiting a local yarn shop. Or go on a bike ride. No matter what you’re looking for, there is always something that you can do. But sometimes it’s fun to get out of the city to explore some of the beauty the state has to offer. Whether you’re looking for the perfect weekend getaway or a day trip full of adventure Washington has it all. Especially when it comes to visiting one of their amazing state parks.

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1) Wallace Falls State Park

If you’re looking for a truly magnificent experience in a beautiful park, then you need to look no further than Wallace Falls State Park. Here you’ll find a lush forest, two lakes, and the majestic three-tiered Wallace Falls. Spend your time hiking through 17 miles stunning trails. Or stay the whole weekend at one of the many campgrounds.

2) Cape Disappointment State Park

Cape Disappointment State Park is located in Ilwaco, Washington, making it a perfect weekend getaway for a full adventure. Hike trails that meander through a forest, while getting to see freshwater lakes, saltwater marshes and ocean tidelands. Have a picnic on the beach where you can enjoy the beauty of this park.

3) Palouse Falls State Park

When you are looking for some absolutely dramatic views, then you’ll want to check out Palouse Falls State Park. The park is home to the official state waterfall as well as some amazing trails While this is only a day use park, you are sure to have a full day of adventure as you explore this beautiful waterfall.

4) Beacon Rock State Park

Overlooking the Columbia River, Beacon Rock State Park offers a truly majestic experience. Here you can follow hiking trails for endless year-round vantage points to see the extraordinary Columbia River Gorge. And if you’re up for some technical climbing, then this is the perfect spot for you to check out.

5) Deception Pass State Park

Deception Pass State Park spans two islands and is connected by a series of iconic bridges. The park features a mix of rugged ocean cliffs and quiet old growth forests. Making this a truly magnificent place to explore. Whether you’re looking to hike, camp, or boat you will find all of it here.

With so many great state parks to choose from, it can be hard to narrow it down to just one to visit. And while we’ve only chosen a handful of our favorites, there are plenty more you can go to throughout the state. What are some of your favorites to go to? Let us know in the comments.

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