A moderate scramble of 10 miles and 3,000 feet of elevation gain. This is an excellent alpine scramble above scenic alpine lakes and meadows with expansive views of the south central British Columbia coast range mountains in Canada.

The Trinity Alps are a designation wilderness area and mountain range in the far north of California, due west of Redding. It consists of stark granite peaks and high alpine lakes. Numerous trails and trailheads offer a multitude of recreation options including: hiking, backpacking, scambling and climbing.

Tronsen Ridge runs north from Blewett Pass to the east of Route 97. It offers several options for winter scrambling when snow blocks many mountain access roads and the weather on the west slopes of the Cascades is unfavorable. The area offers a generally open understory, moderate slopes and good views. An 5-8 mi round trip open ridge walk with 1,000 ft elevation gain. Views to Mission Ridge, the Stuart Range, Mt. Rainier and Mt. Baker. An excellent wildflower walk with flowers appearing with snowmelt. Motorcycles allowed after mid-June.

Hike in British Columbia Canada's Wells Gray Provincial Park and enjoy extensive colorful subalpine and alpine wildflowers in Trophy Meadows that are among the most beautiful expansive wildflower displays in North America.

Scramble or winter scramble of Troublesome Mtn via the SE ridge; ~4,000' gain, ~5.5 miles RT. Option to add Double Toil (5,427'), adds about 1 mile and 750' gain. No maintained trails on this route.

A rock climbing crag in eastern Oregon north of Smith Rock State Park. The climbing is physical, the rock is rough, and the approach is not bad. Climb vertical cracks in corners and stem-boxes on large basalt columns rated 5.10 to 5.12 with an increasing number of high quality 5.13s. There are also a handful of lower angle crack climbs on the north side of the crag rated 5.7 to 5.11.

From near the end of Icicle Creek Road outside of Leavenworth, hike through the forest to Trout Lake. Continue higher to explore Windy Pass, ridges towards Cashmere Mountain, and the west edge of The Enchantments in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness.

An easy day hike of 7.2 miles and 1,050 feet of elevation gain to a former mining camp and an optional 1.25-mile side trip to the wreckage of a World War II aircraft.

This 17.5 mile moderate backpack with 2,700 feet of elevation gain ascends flower-strewn meadows to ridges with expansive views across the Dungeness River gorge to the Olympic mountains range. Hike the Tubal Cain Mine Trail to Buckhorn Lake, Buckhorn Pass and Marmot Pass.

Located near I-5 in Tukwila, just off the 405, this is a very pleasant city park with walking trails, a playground, river access, and more.

A great place for sea kayak training and clinics.

A meeting location for events in conjunction with the Tulalip Tribes.

These areas are best known for spectacular birding and wildlife viewing during Pacific flyway's largest fall and spring waterfowl migration stopovers in the Klamath Basin Wildlife Refuges in northern California and southern Oregon. One to two million geese, ducks, swans, owls, bald eagles, and a variety of mammals may be present during peak bird migrations.

An early season basic canyon. The canyon offers numerous rappels and even a small jump. There are two two-tiered larger rappels that are memorable. The majority of anchors are natural anchors so canyoneers looking to enter Tule Creek for the first time of each year should bring ample webbing.

Hike to lakes or a mountain just south of Bumping Lake in the William O. Douglas Wilderness. It's up to 15.1 miles round trip and 2,400 feet of elevation gain.

Tumtum Peak is a scramble of 6.0 miles with 2,300 feet of gain.

A short hike on a loop trail along the Deschutes River featuring waterfalls, a view of the historic Olympic Brewery house, and the salmon hatchery and harvesting in autumn.

Tumwater Group Campground is located just off US Highway 2, 10 miles west of Leavenworth, near the confluence of Chiwaukum Creek and the Wenatchee River.

A 17-acre park in Tumwater near the I-5 and US 101 junction. Amenities include picnic areas, restrooms, a shelter that may be rented, barbeque grills, trails, a boat with access to the Deschutes River.

A moderate winter scramble outside of Leavenworth that is best done when avalanche danger is high elsewhere, and snow covers the road.