Top 7 National Parks in Washington

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A huge stratovolcano covered in glaciers that is 70 miles away from Seattle serves as its anchor. 

7

Mt Rainier National Park

The park's most popular outing is a 3.7-mile hike up to Cascade Pass, which serves as a gateway to the famed Pacific Crest Trail and the Stehekin River Valley to the south. 

6

North Cascades National Park

One of the wettest ecosystems in the United States, it is best recognised for its expanses of old-growth temperate rainforest. 

5

Olympic National Park

It is a special park that spans both a national and international border. 

4

Klondike

There is a lighthouse, a maze of windy trails, an old fort's ruins, and an amazing interpretative museum here. 

3

Cape Disappointment

The park has a cemetery, earthenware fortifications, military housing, and a brand-new tourist center.

2

San Juan Island

The park offers extensive vistas of the Cascade Mountains and the Canadian Gulf Islands as well as lots of coastline to explore along Birch Bay.

1

Birch Bay 

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