Johnson-Medra Creek Teanaway

A 4.8-acre city park in Everett with trails and outdoor amphitheater. It's a great location for a walk, a stewardship activity, or a lesson in biodiversity.

A challenging hike that starts at the Hummocks Trail and follows part of the Boundary Trail to the Johnston Ridge Observatory. Enjoy the hummocks plains, wildflowers, and views as you are immersed in the Mount St. Helens landscape.

A strenuous 12 mile round trip hike with about 4,000 feet of elevation gain located in the Salmon La Sac and Teanaway area of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. It's a long hike that gains elevation from the start. The views at the top are quite worth the haul!

Hike south on the Pacific Crest Trail from Stevens Pass to the Icicle Creek Trail visiting stunning alpine lakes beneath the rocky spires of Bulls Tooth.

Joshua Tree is one of the classic climbing areas in California.

Join climbers and bouldering enthusiasts from around the world at this high desert climbing mecca, famous for its traditional-style crack, slab and steep face climbing.

A pool for kayaking field trips, clinics and practice sessions.

Juanita Bay Park offers many opportunities to view a variety of wildlife. The 110 acre park provides habitat for songbirds, waterfowl, raptors, shorebirds, amphibians, turtles, beavers and other small mammals. Interpretive signs are located throughout the park. Juanita Bay Park features paved trails and several boardwalks.

A Seattle city park good for walking, playing, exploring nature, and taking photographs.

A moderate hike just northeast of White Pass leads to 28-acre Jug Lake, one of the largest high alpine lakes in the William O. Douglas Wilderness. According to Backpacker, "from the overlook above Jug Lake; the swirling, whistling winds here mimic the sound of air passing over a jug's mouth."

Jumbo Mountain is a scramble of 8 miles with 4,500 feet of gain.

Rewarding, moderately strenuous backpack or long hike that is 10+ miles round trip and 2,300-2,500+ feet gain ,with side trip options. Grand panoramic mountain scenery and glacier-clad peaks in British Columbia’s northern Purcell Range. Scenic tarns, lakes, and subalpine forests adorn the area. Enjoy this premier trail for abundant colorful wildflowers in summer, as well as some of the best displays of glorious golden larches in the fall.

A 7.4-mile round trip hike with 1,550 feet of elevation gain near Rimrock Lake out to a fire lookout with incredible views to the east and west. The original lookout was built in 1923 atop a large plateau above a wall of basalt columns.

Sail with Skipper Tim Cleary on his J-35 "Jumpin' Jack" out of Foss Harbor Marina.

An easy hike on the south side of Mount St. Helens to lake and waterfall at the end of an old lava flow. Enjoy views of Mount St. Helens as you hike.

An 8.5 mile loop hike with 2,100 feet of elevation gain in the Teanaway near Malcolm Mountain, Johnson Mountain, and Teanaway Butte. The ridge dividing the North and Middle Forks of the Teanaway River offers solitude and views of the peaks along the county line and the Stuart Range behind them. It is just far enough east to escape west-side rain and relatively low enough to offer snow free hiking in the spring.

Hike in a trail-less wilderness of arid, sage-steppe beauty. This area is characterized by rolling sand dunes, shrubs, cactus, spring wildflowers, and the largest stands of Juniper trees in the state.

A scramble near Stevens Pass in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. It's on the Wenatchee Mountains "Back Court" Top 100.

This is a 12.8 mile backpack loop hike starting from the south end of Lake Kachess, following the Kachess Ridge Trail, taking the Silver Creek Tie connector and then back via the Domerie Divide and Easton Ridge Trails. This loop offers “sprawling alpine meadows” and some great views of both Kachess Lake and Cle Elum Lake.