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Snoqualmie Falls drops 268 feet in a thundering plunge on the Snoqualmie River — the most visited natural attraction in Washington State and an iconic landmark of the Pacific Northwest foothills.
<p>The Canopy Walkway Trail at Myakka River State Park features one of only two publicly accessible canopy walkways in the United States. The 100-foot suspension bridge hangs 25 feet above the forest ...
<p>Thunder Creek drains one of the largest glacier systems in the contiguous United States, and the trail that follows it south from Diablo Lake is among the most impressive old-growth forest walks in...
Franklin Falls drops 70 feet into a moss-rimmed pool on the South Fork Snoqualmie River — the most accessible and beloved waterfall near Seattle and a perfect family hike in King County.
Palouse Falls drops 198 feet through a basalt amphitheater in the scablands of eastern Washington — the official State Waterfall and one of the most dramatic geological settings for a waterfall in North America.
<p>The Myakka Prairie Trail loops through the expansive wet prairie ecosystem that defines much of the park's 37,000-acre interior—one of the largest intact Florida wet prairies remaining. The route c...
<p>Hidden Lake Peaks Trail leads to a 1930s-era fire lookout tower perched at 6,890 feet on a knife-edge ridge above Hidden Lake, delivering what is widely regarded as one of the finest 360-degree pan...
Horsetail Falls and Ponytail Falls offer two spectacular Columbia Gorge waterfall experiences on a short loop — including a remarkable walk directly behind Ponytail Falls through a basalt cave.
Wahkeena Falls anchors a spectacular Columbia River Gorge loop that climbs 1,600 feet through old-growth forest past multiple waterfalls to Devil's Rest — one of the most rewarding hikes in the gorge.
<p>The Deep Hole Trail leads through the heart of one of Florida's largest and oldest state parks to the legendary Deep Hole—a natural depression in the Myakka River that becomes one of the most spect...
<p>Cascade Pass has served as a trade route across the North Cascades for at least 9,000 years, and the 3.7-mile climb from the Cascade River trailhead to the 5,392-foot pass makes clear why it was pr...
Drift Creek Falls drops 75 feet below a 240-foot suspension bridge in the Oregon Coast Range — a trail that delivers two dramatic experiences in one rewarding hike through Lincoln County's Siuslaw National Forest.
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