I believe Artist's Point, above the Baker ski resort, is national forest but not national park. Mindblowing up there:
For a lesser known spot, Racehorse Falls, between Bellingham and Baker:
Three levels of falls, one of them with a natural water slide into a deep pool. The upper two are steep descents to get down to, so there are ropes installed for aid in climbing down. Short hike to get in and out, but it's well hidden and not as well known.
One that's special to me because it combines dirt bike riding to get in, absolutely spectacular fishing once there, and the clearest water I've seen in nature (can watch a trout chase your lure 50 yeeeaaarrrrrrrds away): Two Little Lakes, near Maverick Saddle. Can't find any pics.
From a nature/scenic standpoint, hiking at about 13K in Colorado is pretty sweet
Most of the best pieces of real estate that I've ever been on are tied to golf courses. Two of my favorites are the 11th, 17th and 18th holes at Kapalua Plantation and Arcadia Bluffs in Michigan
From a nature/scenic standpoint, hiking at about 13K in Colorado is pretty sweet
Most of the best pieces of real estate that I've ever been on are tied to golf courses. Two of my favorites are the 11th, 17th and 18th holes at Kapalua Plantation and Arcadia Bluffs in Michigan
Yeah, well, stay the fuck out of my bay with your errant shots.
Newberry Crater Natl. Monument near Bend, OR is National Park worthy. Giant obsidian flow, double crater lakes with hot spring beaches, twin waterfalls exiting caldera, and the highest road in Oregon that terminates with view of caldera, obsidian flow, and Three Sisters,
Uh, it’s Kent, not Burien. I own the album “Folk Songs of South King County.” “Kent in the Moonlight” is the best ballad. Best song of course is “Kegger in the Field.” The Young brothers used to kick themselves for not coming up with something like that.
Columbia river gorge around multnomah falls through hood river And bridge of the gods area is probably my favorite be it by car or by boat out of the river. Probably the best stretch of interstate ( I-84 ) anywhere in the country.
Uh, it’s Kent, not Burien. I own the album “Folk Songs of South King County.” “Kent in the Moonlight” is the best ballad. Best song of course is “Kegger in the Field.” The Young brothers used to kick themselves for not coming up with something like that.
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For a lesser known spot, Racehorse Falls, between Bellingham and Baker:
Three levels of falls, one of them with a natural water slide into a deep pool. The upper two are steep descents to get down to, so there are ropes installed for aid in climbing down. Short hike to get in and out, but it's well hidden and not as well known.
One that's special to me because it combines dirt bike riding to get in, absolutely spectacular fishing once there, and the clearest water I've seen in nature (can watch a trout chase your lure 50 yeeeaaarrrrrrrds away): Two Little Lakes, near Maverick Saddle. Can't find any pics.
Makah Bay
Gifford Pinchot NF
Klickitat Valley
Non Western US division, this place.
North America, non US division, this place.
Non North America Division, this place.
In yo mama's bedroom.
Mt. Baring
Dry Falls / Grand Coulee
Roan Cliffs
Back side of Mt. Timpanogas and Sundance is beautiful as well as the drive from Bend (top of Pilot Butte has best views) north to Mt. Hood.
Most of the best pieces of real estate that I've ever been on are tied to golf courses. Two of my favorites are the 11th, 17th and 18th holes at Kapalua Plantation and Arcadia Bluffs in Michigan
Yeah, well, stay the fuck out of my bay with your errant shots.
And yes, many tims.